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Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, April 12, 1928

Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, April 12, 1928 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1928 drf1928041201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, April 12, 1928 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1928 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] \ McingcM Form I Copyright. 1928, by DAILY RACING FORK PUBLISHING CO. — Reproduction of any matter contained herein without written permission expressly prohibited. VOL. XXXIV. NO. 100 CHICAGO, ILL., THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 PRICE ( gLrerofe S cm Impressive Workout: Milam Derby Candidates Gallop Three-Quarters in Fast Time IMPRESSIVE WORKOUT j Milam Derby Candidates Gallop Three-Quarters in Fast Time. ' «. The Begum II. Shows Speed in Running One Mile in 1:42% — Mickey D. Gallops Half Mile. » LEXINGTON. Ky.. April 1L— Lucky Hit 1 and Charlie Berate, Dorby hopefuls of J. C. ' Milam, and S. H. Velie's gray filly The Be- J guru II.. one of the outstanding western Oaks . candidates, figured in some of the most note- j worthy gallops of the spring here at the Ken- , tucky Association track this morning. The i former pair expended little real effort in ; breezing three-quarters in 1:15'^, and the -Irish-bred filly fairly astonished by negotiating a mile la 1 :42%. handily. Still, additional impressive work was witnessed over the fast track, but the showings of the mentioned trio were so well received by horsemen that they took rank as not only the best gallops of the morning, but of the entire current siege of training. Both Lucky Hit and Charlie Bergin ] drilled under considerable weight and were practically pulled up when they finished the three-quarters. Working together, they sped over the opening quarter in :23% and. after completing a half-mile in :4~ %, rattled off an eighth in :\'2% to complete five-eighths in 1 lOl^i. That much accomplished under .steady restraint, they were taken up gradually during the following eighth, which they turned in :13%. Coming out of the trial in unusually fresh condition they convinced the large gallery of onlookers that the drill was nothing like a task for them and that they could have worked in much faster time had owner-trainer Milam elected. SOX OF JOHN P. GRIER. Lucky Hit is the brown son of John P. Grior — Cold Mine which Milam purchased out of the Hamilton Farm dispersal sale for $8,000. He saw but little racin with top company last year and, up to this time, has ' showed himself to be one of the bargains of the sale. Charlie Bergin raced effectively with some I of the leading western juveniles last year He is an imsexed son of Light Brigade — The Baroness. John HaseltOU had decided upon i a mile in about 1 :4o for The Begum II.. but I the daughter of Prince Phillip — Winnow | responded so vigorously that her speed under i snug holding slightly exceeded the desire ot • her trainer. She completed the first quarter in :24. half mile in 'AS3- and three-quarters la 1 rlo'-h. It was a corking good trial and If she continues to train as she has up to ' this time she is expected to prevail as one I of the choices for the Ashland Oaks renewal ' here on April 25. She was imported to this country from Ireland by Mr. Yelie, along with her sire and several other horses last winter a year ago. The Joliet Stable's nonimpressivc Bumpel-stilskin. eligible ior the Derby, was fairly well extended, doing a mile in l:4t)fc, and others among the less prominent Derby entries were seen in slow gallops during the morning. C N. Jones' Prince Bubo was breezed three-eighths in 'M% in preparation for a more ambitious gallop tomorrow. J VKK EAGLE t VNTEIIS. B. S. Clark's maiden Dark Kagle was galloped slightly more than a mile and trainer Jack Baker announced that he expects to work the horse tomorrow. Mickey D. breezed a half mile in :." o. C. W. Beidinger's? Derby eligible Dray-mont, which only recently recovered from a upell of sickness, is now able to take light exercise on tin track. Beidinger will not 'attempt to get him into racing c -ndition before mid-summer at the earliest. Jockey Karl Pool advise Jack Baker that he will report here Friday, to remain with the Baker stable for the balance of the year. L. M. Newgass and J. Lowenstein, after inspecting the two-year-old President Ed Kelly, owned by I. Weil, have taken an option on the youngster. He is a son of Upset — Chestnut Belle. J. C. Milam, who lias one of the largest stables here, expects to augment it in a few days when he will bring a number of two-year-olds in from the farm. Ontario Club Generous ONTARIO CLUB GENEROUS BOWIi:. Mil, April 11— Joseph McLennan received the entry blanks for the stakes to be run at Woodbine Park and Churchill Downs and distributed them among the horsemen at Bowie this afternoon. The On- . tario Jockey Club, in their us ial libera] manner, have added generous purses to all of the events to be run at Woodbine Park this spring. Added money to the stakes ranges , in value from $5,000 to $15,000, and the overnight purees will be $2,000, $1,500 and $1,200. Entrance money in all cases goes to the • winner. In all races for horses foaled in s Canada 5 per cent of the first money will be I paid to the Canadian breeder. Fair Sex in Kentucky Derby: Women Owners Well Represented in 1928 Entries-Mrs. Payne Whitney Notable Absentee-Mrs. John D. Hertz of Chicago Provides the Favorite ] ' I i I | i • ' I ' 'jM^P:; alalia Hg " # j9 I j ' 1 ' J . j , i ; FAIR SEX IN KENTUCKY DERBY « Women Owners Well Represented in 1928 Entries — Mrs. Payne Whitney Notable Absentee — Mrs. John D. Hertz of Chicago Provides the Favorite ♦ The fair sex is strongly represented among the owuers who have nominations for this year's Kentucky Derby. In fact, a greater number of women owners have entries in the famous race this year than ever before. While this in itself is not surprising, considering the large number of the fair sex who have become interested in the sport in the last few years, there is a rather singular coincidence that the name of the best known and most successful of women owners is missing from the list. Reference is made to Mrs. Payne Whitney, who races under the uom de course of the Greentree Stable. The remarkable achievements of this establishment are well known to the racing public. Evidently none of the two-year-old colts that bore the Greentree cherry and black last year appeared like — 09 'good otwmI Derby T hirhv larrmginnt prospects. ■ TVIVc Mrs. Whitney IVhilnAv «-l*i\-o1_ — 09 i~DERBY7AV0RITE'S OWNER"] /I £ MRS. J. D. HERTZ 'good otwmI Derby T hirhv larrmginnt prospects. ■ TVIVc Mrs. Whitney IVhilnAv «-l*i\-o1_ I developed a splendid filly in Glade, daughter of Touch Me Not and Idle Dell, conqueror of Petee-Wrack, Beigh Count and other crack colts in the Piinlico Futurity of last November, but she realizes that KgaUucky Derbys are no races for three-year-oW fillies. Only one, Harry Payne Whitney's Begret, which scored thirteen years ago, has won the Derby. In the absence of Mrs. Payne Whitney the most prominent of the women nominators to the Derby is undoubtedly Mrs. G. F. Van-derbilt, whose colors are carried by the Fair Stable. Mrs. Vanderbilt is known wherever horses are raced as the owner of Sarazen, the best two-year-old of 1923, and the conqueror of Kpinard in the Kentucky Jockey Club's "50.000 International Special of one mile and a quarter at Latonia in 1924. Sarazen is one of the largest money winners on the American turf, with $224,730 to his credit, only Zev, Exterminator and Man o' War surpassing him in money earned. The Fair Stable's entries for this year's Derby are Oh Say, War Flier and Peter Simple. However, the honor of furnishing the Derby favorite belongs to a Chicago woman. Mrs. John D. Hertz, whose Beigh Count has occupied that exalted position ever since the entries were announced. Judging by the training reports emanating from Churchill Downs, Beigh Count justifies the confidence reposed in him and will continue to hold sway as the reigning choice for America's most coveted race. Mrs. Hertz has two other Derby entries in Anita Peabody and Sea Rip. MVMY WOMF.X OWN IRS. Others of the fair sex who have repivsent-i ation in the Derby are Mrs. tieorge Sloane of the Brookmeade Stable. Mrs. II. C. Phipps, who races under the name of the Wheatley Stable : Mrs. M. E. Baker, proprietress of the Sagamore Stable ; Mrs. Katherine Hitt. Mrs. B. Viau. Mrs. A. B. Stelle. Mrs. Bthel M. Cooper. Mrs. tieorge B. Cox, Mrs. J. S. Mean. Mrs. 1*. P. Flaherty and Mrs. W. L. Brodie. The Brookmeade Stable has two entries in Brooms and Bludgeon, the former being considered one of the best of the Derby candidates from the East Mrs. M. K. Baker of Maryland has named five, including Night Life, Don Q., Scotch and Soda, Nursery Rhymes and Brentaris. .Mrs. H. C. Phipps has a strong hand in the colts Diavolo and Distraction and the filly Xixie. to say nothing of the comparatively unknown Havoc, a son of Thunderer. Mrs. Katherine EUdns Hitt, whose father and brother, Stephen B. Flkir.s and Davis Klkins, successively, represented West Virginia in the United States Senate, believes she has a first rate representative in Hot Toddy. Mrs. Fthel M. Cooper has named Happy Time, Our Own and North American ; Mrs. Louise Viau: Pennant Queen, Bedeliffe and Bramstar ; Mrs. George B. Cox, Keith ; Mrs. J. Simpson: Dean, Friar's Hope; Mrs. A. B. Stelle: Governor Seth, and Mrs. 1'. I'. Flaherty of Chicago: Tiger Flowers. Surely the ladies are well represented and the present prospects are that several of them will enjoy the pleasure and thrill of seeing their silks carried in the fifty-fourth Kentucky Derby, on Saturday, May 19. _ . — _* __ Quits Greentree Stable QUITS GREENTREE STABLE BOWi.:. Md., April 11.— Clyde Phillips, one of the foremost of the younger generation of trainers, will race a stable of his own on the eastern tracks this summer. Phillips, who won something like (193,094 in purses for the Greentree Stable last year, severed his connections with that establishment yesterday. Phillips and Mis. Payne Whitney pasted on the most friendly terms. l'eter Peter, Sport and the two-year-old filly Dom-ulalla. by Dominant — Fulalia, are the three that will carry Phillips' colors. He has given first call on jockey Arnold to the Greentree Stable for 1928. Young Phillips comes from a family of horsemen, all of whom have met with much success in their profession. At the conclusion of the Bowie meeting Phillips will ship his stable from here to Jamaica. Petee-Wrack Impresses PETEE-WRACK IMPRESSES NEW YORK, X. Y.. April 11.— J. B. Mac-omber, the Boston turfman and breeder, who hsa named Petee-Wrack for the Preaknesa stakes and Kentucky Derby, is more than satisfied with the colt's progress i'i his spring training for the big fixtures. Petee-Wrack. which was retired to winter quarters a maiden, gives promise of developing into a horse that will cause considerable worry to other trainers v. ho have named candidates for the rich event:'. Petee-Wrack worked a mile yesterday morning over the main track at Belmont Parle. With his regular exercise boy in the saddle he was timed in 1:16 and was under restraint all the way. The big three-year-old was worked alone and ran the first quarter In 27 set onds. The pace for the next quarter was speeded up and he was timed for the half in 52';.-,. The boy had a confident hold on his mount and covered the three-quarters in 1:13 and the mile in 1:16. Trainer Booth wa. more than satisfied with the work. Tex Dean's Engagements TEX DEAN'S ENGAGEMENTS BOWIE, Md.. April 1L— Tex Bean, whose work at the hairier at Oriental Park last winter came in for much praise, was a visitor, lie stopped oxer at Bowie ror the afternoon's spoi t. Dean is on his way from Jamaica to Columhus. where he takes up his duties aa starter nt the Beulah Park meeting. He has also been engaged to do the starting at the Arlington Park track, near Chicago. C. J. Fitzgerald in France C. J. FITZGERALD IN FRANCE (SPECIAL CABLEGRAM.) PABIS. Prance, April 11. — C. .1. Fitzgerald, the well-known American turfman, is making his annual visit to the breeding farms in Normandy. Mr. Fitzgerald came to France from England, where he witnessed the Lta-colnshire Handicap and Grand National Steeplechase. First Stake Winner: Rapid Transit Accounts for Bowie Kindergarten Stakes FIRST STAKE WINNER • Rapid Transit Accounts for Bowie Kindergarten Stakes. * — _ Unfavorable Weather Conditions Prevail — Goulash Furnishes Upset in Opening Race. ♦ — — ? BOWIE, Md., April 11.— Bapid Transit, the unsexed son of Honeywood and Carico, which races for the Nevada Stock Farm Stable, was winner of the first juvenile special of the Maryland season this afternoon, when he scored in the Bowie Kindergarten Stakes, over the half mile distance. The prize was worth $1,360 to the winner and George D. Widener's St. James filly Calm raced to second place, before William Garth's Wrap. The only other starters were B. D. Freeman's Aviatrix and Balzar, a stable-mate to the winner. Weather conditions were miserable for the sport when the day was raw and cold with a cold drizzle falling frequently during the afternoon. This had some effect on the attendance, but it was a fair weather crowd of other seasons at Bowie. Starter Milton got the field away at the first attempt in the Kindergarten Stakes and it was a good start, though Wrap was just a bit slow getting under way. There was little to choose among the other four and they were well lapped, with Bapid Transit racing along on the inside. When well under way Wrap was rushed up on the outside until she was alongside of Calm, while Bapid Transit held his inside berth. The three were well lapped racing for home, but shortly thereafter both fillies went out a bit and Bapid Transit came on, to win with something to spare, while Calm beat Wrap for second place. C'LAIVfj ion.. After the finish. Moon, who rode Calm, lodged a claim of foul against Peternel, who rode Bapid Transit, charging that he had grabbed his knee on the stretch turn and had impeded Calm. This claim of foul was not allowed by the stewards and the order of the finish was not disturbed. It was a cheap band of platers that started in the opening six and one-half furlongs dash, and J. P. McGovern's Goulash proved best when he was winner from B. L. Freeman's High Hope, while P. T. Chinn's Igor saved third from William Garth'- Hooney. High Hope was th- one to set the pace, but she was never ablt to draw away and Ambrose, timing his move nicely with Goulash, got his mount up to win by a head in the final strides. Igor had raced prominently all the way and was at the tail of the filly, while Booney, after meeting with some early interference, closed a big gap to land in fourth place. There was another cheap band started +k the seven-eighths second race, and Ominous, from the stable of M. J. Barrons, led them home, with Sam Douis' Blaze racing to second place and J. J. Conners' Casting saving third from Al Kripp. There was a slight delay at the post when Al Kripp had to be returned to the paddock to have a broken tack replaced, but the start was a good one. Bluemo t and Carol were the ones to show the way in the early stages, while Ominous was in rather close quarters and unable to stride freely. Casting was also just a bit slow to be under way, and he, too, met with some interference. WORKS WYY UP. Ominous worked his way through gradually and in the stretch finished fast to win going away. Blaze also hung on well. Casting had rather a rough trip to be along in time to save third. A good band of three-year-olds started in the three-quarters fourth race, which resulted in a good contest, with Jefferson Livingston's Burning Glass winner trom W. Sey burn's General Bollard, while B. I,. Freeman's Charles II., showing improved form, saved third place from Manchu. It was a fast run race, for. while a drizzle was falling all through the running, the time was 1:12%. General Billiard was the one to rush into a good lead, but he was soon joined by both Charles H. and Burning Class, with the last named running alor on the inside. Manchu was farther back and doing his best. General Bollard swung into the stretch still showing the way, but Fields had saved something with Burning G'ass and, in the last eighth, came through, to win going away by a length and a half. General Billiard held see nd place, while Charles H. readily lasted to beat Manchu. There was a surprise in the running of the mile and a sixteenth White Marsh Handicap when Harry Payne Whitney's Afterglow, which had been beaten in two other starts at the meeting, led home Fly Hawk, with Walter J. Salmon's Black Friar and II. G. Bedwcll's I.a Morte following them home. Afterglow and Golden Spire, coming back to the races after a long absence, were the ones to set the pace, and they were joined by Clack Friar on the turn out of the back (Continued on eigutn page.) FIRST START WINNER (Continued from first papre.) stretch. Ply Hawk was under restraint back of the leaders and it appeared that he could go to the front at the first asking. Before the tretch was reached Colden Spire was all through and dropped L..\ck, and still Mollis had Fly Hawk under restraint. Then, later, Morris called on Fly Hawk, but Afterglow, saving ground in the stretch, did not stop as he had in his other races and he was home winner. Black Friar tired at the c-nd but saved third place. The ride of Morris seemed to have much to do with the defeat of Fly Hawk, for he appeared to be easily besW Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM VOLUME XXXIV. NUMBEB 100 Entered as second-class matter, April 2. 1S9C, at the post-office at Chicago, Illinois, under Act of March 3, 187!). 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I 441 Plymouth Court Chicago, 111. i To be considered and answered, all queries to Daily Racine Form must be sent over the full name and with the address of writer. The names and addresses ! j are subject to a local aad foreign directory test. 21930 is first index of 1928 Here and There on the Turf: Three-Year-Old Chances. Many Alluring Values. Prospects at Jamaica. New Stand at Laurel t « Here and There ' on the Turf Three -Year-Old Chances. Many Alluring Values. Prospects at Jamaica. New Stand at Laurel. ^ ^ Verily this is a time of plenty for the American three-year-olds. Beginning early in May there will come races of a value never heard of hefore and a champion that would be able to meet all his engagements could pile up an unheard of winning record before the end of June. The first of these great opportunities for the three-year-olds is in the Preak-ness Stakes, of the Maryland Jockey Club, at Pimlico, and it is followed by the Kentucky Derby of the Churchill Downs Jockey Club, at the Louisville racing ground. These are races with 150,000 added each. Then there comes the wonderful opportunities offered by the Westchester Racing Association at Belmont Park, with its Belmont Stakes, of an estimated value of $80,000, and the $25,000 Withers Stakes. There is the Fairmount Derby at Collinsville, near St. Louis, with its added money of $25,000, and the American Derby at Arlington Heights, near Chicago, is of similar value. Later comes the Latonia Derby, also with $25,000 added, and there arc other chances, but these are the high lights. And it is fitting that the Preakness Stakes should be at a mile and three-sixteenths, and the Kentucky Derby at a mile and a quarter. The date of the running of these great races in May is 1 bo early that such a route is as far as 1 a three-year-old should be asked to run I and it is just as adequate a test as a 1 mile and a half later in the year. The ' Belmont Stakes has been made a mile ' and a half this year, and it is a worthy change in distance, bringing it to the ' real Derby distance, though as a matter of fact both the distance and the name are English, and have no particular bearing on the racing in this country. In arranging the running dates for these races, as far as has been possible, ' conflict has been avoided until it would be possible for a three-year-old to lake ; each one of the engagemeuts. This 5 would mean campaigning for more than 1 $250,000 merely in the added sums that are mentioned. There is always a chance • that another Man o' War may como along ' and there is always a chance that he will be ready for the earliest of these races, ' and still at the top of the class when the ■ last one of them is run. These are reasons for the yearling ' market and they are incentives to breeding that have a tremendous value in the industry of thoroughbred production. While the Metropolitan Jockey Club 1 has declared against the new Widener r scratch regulation, there is one good rule i that will be observed. That rule prohibits the entering of the same horse in 1 two overnight races on the same day. That was a practice that was a real 1 j [ j I i ! j 1 1 I 1 ' ' ' ' ; 5 1 • ' ' ■ ' nuisance in New York for a long time, and it is well that it has been stopped, for various reasons. The nominations made to the various Jamaica stakes promise that the racing will be up to the best traditions of the course. There are fifty-eight in the eligible list for the Paumonok Handicap, the opening day feature, and it would be hard to find a better lot of sprintors for this three-quarters test. Samuel C. Hildreth has saddled the winner for the Rancocas Stable in three of its runnings, .and he promises to make another strong bid on April 23, the opening day this year. The Hildreth nominations are Sweepster, Mowlee, Nassak, Black Curl, Jumbo and Ariel, surely a remarkable band of sprinters. From that strong band there j j ! is sure to come one and probably two j starters. Then there is Happy Argo that j j Max Hirsch trained so skillfully for I j j Bernard Baruch's Kershaw Stable last i year, while he also has Mrs. Herbert I | • Pulitzer's imported Foundation Stone as j i another eligible. i | Mrs. Vanderbilt is represented by Oh I i Say and Byrd, a pair that she purchased j j from H. P. Whitney. Mr. Whitney him-j ■ j self has no fewer than seven that have I I been named by James Rowe. These are , j The Tartar, Groucher, Bye and Bye, j ! j Honker, Pollywog, Twitter and Victorian, 1 I all three-year-olds. Other good ones found in the list are Ramoneur, Nusakan, Leonard B., Sar-maticus, Old Dutch, Son of John, Ingrid, j I Finite, Gerard, Distraction and Nixie, as well as a number of others of real sprinting speed. Then in the Wood Memorial, the mile! ' ! and seventy yards dash for three-year- • j ! olds, to which $10,000 is added, there ' I j can be found the names of most of the I i j I good ones that are named for the stake ' races of the year. Other high spots for ' : the Jamaica^meeting, that promise ex-1 I ceedingly well from the nominations that have been made, are the Long Beach, ' Kings County, Excelsior and Southampton ■ Handicaps, while of course the stakes I for two-year-olds, and there are several ' of them, have all filled exceedingly well. James F. O'Hara set some pace for the Maryland turf when the new stands, club • house and paddock were constructed for Bowie, and it spurred the other associations to improvements, but the really big change will be found at Laurel in the ; fall. The Maryland State Fair Association is building an entirely new stand, and it promises to be another model in i size, comfort and convenience. While the Laurel meeting is not to come until next October, enough work has been done at this time to assure that all will be in readiness long before that i time. With all spring and summer, as well as much of the fall in which to do the work, there will be no excuse for anything but a complete job, and that is ' what is intended. When H. D. Brown built that Laurel I course, he built well, and at the time the I stand was commodious for a racing \ crowd, but the racing crowds in Maryland - have grown beyond all expectations 5 and beyond the requirements of the early . days of Laurel. That was what made the ' building of a new stand imperative, just '■ as it was imperative at Bowie, and this time Laurel will build for the future. ' Pimlico and Havre de Grace have also ) found that expansion from time to time - has been necessary to keep up with the I public demand. This year will see the first of the progeny of Zev at the races, and their progress . will be watched with a great deal | of interest. In the naming of these two-year-olds, - the young sire is honored by having them begin with the first letter r of his name. There is a Zest, a black f son of Humbug; Zevelyn, a black daughter of Banda; Zalamea, a brown j daughter of Madura and Zevana, a bay daughter of the useful mare Adana. Zev has stamped most of his sons and j daughters in a fashion that would tell 1 of his potency, and while the fillies predominate, there are hopes that his first « year in racing will prove an excellent t one. Three D's Stable Plans 1 r i 1 1 THREE D'S STABLE PLANS LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 11— C. R Hood. [, agent for the Three De Stable of W. T. '. Waggoner, arrived today and reported that t twenty horses belonging to the stable, now I at the Waggoner farm near Arlington. Texas, would be shipped to Churchill Downs April 1 17. The horses will occupy the new barn n just outside the track grounds, which Mr. Durnell had constructed at a cost of $23,000. Dick Welles' Selections: At Bowie One Best Bet-Willie K.-in the Fourth Race At Bowie One Best Bet — WILLIE K. — In the Fourth Race. j j ! j j j I j j i I | • j i i | I i j j ■ j I I , j j ! j 1 I j I ' ! • j ! ' I j I i j I ' ' : I ' ■ I ' • ; It is only an ordinary card that is offered s at the Bowie course today, with the Mount Royal Purse, an allowance affair, over the t mile and seventy yards distance, serving as 1 the feature. A fairly good field is to match strides here, with such as Crossco, Willie K., ] Bucky Harris and Comet among those entered. The next best field is to hook up in ; the third offering, a six and a half furlongs sprint. " i Claiming races are to the fore in five of : the seven numbers. With the exception of ] the feature attraction, the only race not i having the claiming clause attached is the i opening dash, framed for maiden two-year- • old fillies. SrORT— HIGHLAND FLING— BLANDRIS. There is really little to choose from among the maiden juvenile fillies, which are to ' make the issue in the initial dash. SPORT. I from the Greentree Stable, has a couple of I good races to her credit, however, and is I given the preference. Her first start here was a fair effort, but her last time out she 1 ran a poor race. The company may have i been a bit too much for her. HIGHLAND FLING has shown better than any of the ' otheis, and may be good enough to land the i place money today. BLANDRIS is tabbed for third, for want of something better. POLAR SEA— APPLE PIE— ASTER. The second race appears to be a good spot for the W. J. Salmon racer POLAR SEA to register a win. He is the class of this field and only has to turn in his usual good ef- ; fort to be the one to beat this band to the wire. This will be the first start for the Polymelian gelding at this track, but his workouts indicate that he is ready for a win- ning trip the first time out. APPLE PIE has one winning race to her credit over this track, she being a winner here last fall, and i a race to her best style today should be good enough for some part of the coin in this com- , pany. ASTER is capable of landing among the first three if he races in his best manner. DIGNUS— BUCKY HARRIS— EUCLID. With considerable weight off today, DIGNUS should go well enough to register a win. She raced well last time out to lose a close decision to Sunsard and Lady Marie and, with her favorable impost today, we expect her to race in much better style. BUCKY HARRIS looms as the one to beat, but he is to pack 117 pounds and that may tend to prevent him from winning. He raced well in the Inaugural Handicap and is bound to prove troublesome today. EUCLID should have benefited from his only start here and may be the one to account for the show part of the purse. WILLIE K.— CROSSCO— COMET. The manner in which WILLIE K. won his last race makes him appear to be the best betting proposition on the card in the fourth race. He appeared to have found his best s t 1 ] ; i : ] i i • ' I I I 1 i ' i ; i , speed again and, when fit, is no easy horse to beat. He is to carry a favorable impost today, and we can see no good reason why he shouldn't add this purse to his credit. CROSSCO was a mighty useful filly while racing over the New Orleans tracks, and she rates as the most probable contender in this field. COMET gave WILLIE K. somewhat of an argument in their last meeting, and if he elects to race in the same style here should get the show portion of the purse at least. BUCKY HARRIS is entered in this race also, but we do not concede him much of a chance as he is best suited to the sprinting distances. LUCIE ANN— FIRE FAIR Y— TROJIS. The J. E. Beall filly LUCIE ANN turned in a surprise win in her last start and, if that showing was no fluke, she should be good enough to make it two in a row. She is to carry the same weight as she did in her winning essay last time out and is meeting practically the same grade of performers. FIRE FAIRY was also winner of her last start, but she did not have such an easy time of winning and did not race in such fast time as did LUCIE ANN. She may be the contender today. TROJIS only has to race back to her last effort to land some part of the coin. MOROCCO holds an outside chance of upsetting the calculations. COMMISSIONER CAHILL— HIGHLAND CHIEF— ROWLAND'S REQUEST. COMMISSIONER CAHILL looks like a good betting proposition in the sixth number, over the mile and a sixteenth distance. While he has yet to win a race at this meeting, his three starts to date have all been fairly good ones and, with weight off today, we look for him to prove best. HIGHLAND CHIEF may be the one to furnish the most oppesition, basing on his winning effort his first time out here. He is asked to traverse a longer distance tcday, however, and we doubt if he can carry his impost over the added distance to a successful conclusion. ROWLAND'S REQUEST won in easy fashion his last time out, but he is picking up seven pounds over that start and we believe that it will tend to bring him back to the others. ROBERT MANDEL— EVERGLADE— FAST MAIL. The final race on the program seems to be a good spot for ROBERT MANDEL. to' land in front of his opponent. He has been turning in some fast trials and, with but 105 pounds in the saddle today, we look for him to give a good account of himself. EVERGLADE put up a good effort his last starC and may prove a strong contender for the major portion of the purse if he elects to race in the same manner today. FAST, MAIL will be making his first start of the year in this event but, if he races back to j his morning trials, should make his presence i • felt. Daily Racing Form Handicaps i i ' I I \ - 5 . ' '■ ' ) - I . | - r f j j 1 « t [, '. t I 1 n « • Daily Racing Form Handicaps $ $ BOWIE (Track good.) The horses which seem best in today's races ;.re : Trackman's Selection*. 1— The Blonde, Low Shoes, Kathleen B. 2— MAURICE, Charley J. S., Trappy. 3 — Dignus, Little Asbestos, Artilleryman. 4 — Bucky Harris, Willie K., Lieutenant II. 5 — Be Still, Lucie Ann, Fire Fairy. 6— Rowland's Request, Highland Chief, Trap-stock. 7 — Vie, Robert Mandel, Everglade. T. K. Lynch. Daily Racing Form Selections. 1 — Sport, Uighlanc Fling, Haughty, Blandris. 2 — Trappy, Apple Pie, Polar Sea, Honeyco. 3 — Bucky Harris, Dignus, McAuliffe, Euclid. 4— BUCKY HARRIS, Willie K., Lieutenant II. , Comet. 5 — - re Fairy, Be Still, Lucie Ai n, Trojis. 6 — Rowland's Request, Highland Chief, Com- mrssioner f'ahill, Parchesie. 7 — Everglade, Drama, Dentaria, Lanoil. Dick Welle*' Selection*. 1 — Sport, Highland Fling, Blandris. 2 — Polar Sea, Apple Pic. Aster. 3 — Dignus, Bucky Harris, Euclid. 4— WILLIE K., Crossco, Comet. 5 — Lucie Ann, Fire Fairy, Trojis. 6 — Commissioner Ca'nill, Highland Chief, Row-t land's Request, 7— Robert Mandel, Everglade, Fast Mail. Bmltl's Selection*. 1— The Blonde, Sport. Blar.dris, Chiclcight. 2 — Trappy. I Hope So, Maurice, Gold Bet. 3— DIGNUS, Bucky Harris, Candy Pig, Little Asbestos. 4 — Willie K., Bucky Harris, Shasta Lad, Lieutenant II. 3 — Be Still. Lucie Ann, Fire Fairy, Morocco, 6 — Rowland's Request, Highland Chief, Commissioner "aliill, Parchesie. 7 — Robert Mandel, Everglade, Drama, Vie. Consensu*. 1— Sport, The Blonde, Highland Fling, Blandris. 2 — Trappy, Maurice, Apple Pie, Pola- Sea. 3— DIGNU8, Bucky Harris, Little Asbestos, Euclid. 4 — Willie K., Bucky Harris, Lieutenant II., Comet. 5 — Lucie Ann, Be Still, ^ire Fairy, Trojis. 6 — Rowland's Request, Highland Chief, Commissioner fahill, Parchesie. 7 — Everglade, Robert Mandel, Vie, Drama. AT BOWIE FIRST KACE— 1-2 Mile ll:30 P. M.). Hose of Araby 1 Blandris 11 Low Shoes 2 Haughty 12 Who Dat 3 Pretty Michelle 13 Stupendous 4 JJrila B 14 Sport 6 Curdle 16 Chatter 6 Kathleen B 16 Donna Light 7 The Blonde 17 Highland Fling 8 little E 18 Ato : laria 9 Chicleight 19 Hos» Smith 10 Pair Girl 20 SECOND BACE— 3-4 Kile 2:00 P. M.). Wey 1 8chley B 10 Prompter'.: 2 Apple Pic 11 Fair Lxrk 3 Flying Sweep 12 Gold Bet 4 Aster 13 Daisy Belle 6 Trappy 14 I Hope So 6 One Cent IS Polar S:a 7 Manrice 16 Honeyco 8 Charley J. 8 17 Bhyme and Beasen. 9 Jacksonville 18 THIBD RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs (2:30 P. M.). Junctta 1 Bucky Harris 7 Dignus 2 Artilleryman 8 Flagship 3 Candy Pig 9 Golden Wanderer.. 4 Euclid 10 McAuliffe 6 Little Asbestos 11 Maxiva 6 FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards 3:00 P. M.). Willie K 1 Bncky Harris 6 | Ctossco 2 Lieutenant II 6 George de Mar 3 Shasta Lad 7 Coniet 4 FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards (3:30 P. M.). Morocco 1 Trojis 6 Fire Fairy 2 8tar King 7 Frank 3 Lucie Ann 8 Cara Luce 4 Be Still 9 Paganetta 8 SLXTH BACE— 1 1-16 Miles (4:00 P. M.). Highwayman 1 Bluemont 8 Highland Chief 2 Trapstock 9 Parchesie 3 Pay Sand 10 First Edition 4 Zeod 11 Commissioner Cabill 6 Know-Me-Gnome ..12 Fenlight 6 Rowland's Request 13 Harry Carroll 7 Lucky Beggar 14 SEVENTH BACE— 1 1-16 Miles (4:30 P. M.). Declare 1 Al Kripp 8 Speedy Prince 2 Vie 9 Dentaria 3 Everglade 10 Dunbeath 4 Little Vince 11 Fact Mail 6 Lanoil 12 Robert Mandel 6 Typecutter IS Drama 7 $— _ * CRace Results Readers of Daily Racing Form may obtain results and prices of all races at the major tracks by calling ihe phone Bomber given and referring to the coded Index below. To the right of every horse's name Is a number. Besnlls are given according to these Jp» numbers. ^f Wabash 70071 « - U i Page 3 Daily Racing Form Charts: Bowie GAILY RACING FORM 83fi*£r OHAR5TS . *&^§^& *— — BOWIE • BOWIE. MD . WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11. 1928.— Prince Georges Park (t Mile). Eighth day. Southern Maryland Agricultural Association. Spring meeting of 11 days. Weather for first three races, cloudy; rainy thereafter. Steward Representing Maryland State Racing Communion, G. J. Brown, Jr. Stewards. (J. J. Urown. Jr.. B. Waters and P. J. Miles. Jitlges. A. ;. Weston, J. H. Anderson, J. Mcl unau and J. P. Turner. Starter, J. Millui. Pacing Secretary. J. McLei.nan. , Pacing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time, 1:30 p. m.l. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Fig-nres in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. 'Indicates apprentice allowance. OO^DD FIRST RACE— G 1-2 Furloigs. (Centrifugal. Nov. 25. 1927—1:18-4- 114.) Purse $1,200. ^OUlJO 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner $850; second, $200; third. $100; fourth, $50. Index Horses AWtPPSt J % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 23675 GOULASH ■ a 111 13 2 P 4'1 ".nk J»k ■ Ambr'se J P McGovern flSSO-lOO 23654 HIGH lMI'E w 1D9 9 4 1* 1\ 1" 2 D Mergler R L Freeman 4S.V100 S3542 1GOU kb 112 7 10 n] 2"k 21 31 V Wallis P T Chinn G65-100 20306 ROQNEY wb 113 4 9 6* 5» 4"* 4' S OD'nell Wm Garth 720-100 IHH'FAB GOLD wb 10S 10 7 4»k !'5 3! 5J R Leonard H G Bedwell 1795-100 Um'*8DN KIM w 117 12 1 7* 61 6 6'* A Warner R Pending 210-100 2.1399 KENT'KY COL'NET.wb 110 :■ 12 11» 9t 7* 7: L Morris Mrs E L Robertson 1180-100 23662*FP..\l LEIN wb 108 8 13 1J11U« 8J 8« H Little G L Whiting 1070-100 19774 LINEN KING will 2 11 10' 81 91 9»k ■ Barnes ■ P Summerfield t 23654 TOW Rl 17. wc Of 6 5 2' 7"M0» 10 ■ Smwo'd Mrs J Rook t 23662 I.I'CIE IHNBAR wb 113 It 3 81 10« 11= ll'J O Brown J E Beal Mt-ttt 23654HARPE MEM WB Mi 3 6 9l 12* 12« 12« A liob's'n J J Farrell Jr 7155 100 14586 MY ALLY wb 119 18 13 13 13 13 C McCrs'n G Plaster t tMutuel field. Time, :83*5. ■**%, 1:14ft. 1:21. Track slow. , $2 MUTUELS PAID . ,-FQUIV AL'NT BOOKING ODDS-GOULASH (Field) $29.60 $8.40 $5.80 1380—100 320—100 190—100 HIGH HOPE 5.20 3.60 160—100 80—100 IGOR 6.00 200 — 100 Winner -I!, g, hy Sweep — Toucanet. by Vulcain (trained by P. J. Fox; bred by Mr. Samuel Koss). Winner entered t.» be claimed for $2.. 500. WENT TO POST— 2:35. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GOULASH worked bis way up steadily Mi the outside and, finishing with a rush through the stretch, got up to win in the final few strides. HIGH HOPE showed the most speed from the start and raced X.OK into defeat, but was unable to withstand the winner's rush. IGOR took second place when turning into the stretch, but tired. ROONEY, caught in close quarters at the start, made np ground and finished resoluely. FAIR GOLD was in close quarters in the stretch. SUN KIN could never reach the leaders. LUCIE DUNBAR showed early speed. Scratched— (212S6)Apple Pie. 109: 2311S-Jacksonville. 113: 236C4 Rhubarb, 107: 23668 Jim Bean. 113; 23641 Rhyme and Reason. 118: 23651 Jim P.ridger. 112; Forty Love, 110. Overweights — Goulash. 1 pound: Rooney. 1; Tony Ruiz. 1. 0* £»CQ SECOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. (Hot Toddy. Nov. 23. 1927— 1:24%— 2— 109.) Purse $1,200. ^t UO«7 4 -year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $850; second, $300; third, $100; fourth. $50. ■ I Index Horses AWtPPSt i K % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 23540 OMINOUS wb 4 105 I 8 7" G1 3" l'l l'J J J McT'e M J Barrons 325-100 23647 BLAZE wb i 110 10 6 5' 3« 4«* 2 2= E Barnes S Louis 1740-100 23647 'CASTING w 4 110 8 10 8l 61 6' 4= 3= W Harvey J J Conner 335-100 ! 21292*AL KRUf wb 5 105 6 13 12= 91 7»* B* 4* J Walker W Grupstein t2025-100 I 23364 'LAWLESS w 6 109 9 1110' 8" 8* 7'} 5"* A Rob's'n J M Hubbell Jr 1675-100 • 16678:TOi;iti:NCE w 4 105 13 2 3°k 4"k 5'1 6i 6» J Smith Mrs A R Lawson 2410-100 ' 14340 CAROL wb 8 112 11 4 2" lk 11 3"k 7«k R Wkman Mrs II Dattner 410-100 21321*PO\VDER w 5 105 3 12 IS 13 13 8» ? P Go'dwin Capital Stable 550-100 I 21127*1IAULAN w 6 106 4 9 9J 101 101 91 9= H Little C Woolfe t 21155'WIIO KNOWS ME w 8 105 7 5 41 7nk 9'il0» 10'= A Bcr'ftJr F J Boyle 3970-100 » 20338*KINSMAN W S 105 2 1 C 111 IP-MI1 11* P Francis J Keegan t 21137 JO'NNY JEWELL w 6 111 1 7 11' 12s 12" IS 12' E Ambrse I Gorham 2255 100 i 20378'BLUEMONT wb 8 107 12 3 H 21 2ak121 13 F Moon W T Magruder t tMutuel field. Time. :24, :49y5, 1:14*5. 1:27. Track gcod. , $2 MUTUELS PAID . ^EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-OMINOUS $8.50 $6.90 $3.70 325—100 295—100 85—100 1 BLAZE 13.60 6.60 580—100 290—100 CASTING 3.00 50—100 i Winner — 15. c. by War Cloud — Martha Finnell. by Dick Fiunell (trained by C. Koerner; bred by Mr. Robert L. Gerrvi. Winner entered to be claimed for $1,500. WENT TO POST— 3:11. AT POST— 7 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: MMi and third driving. OMINOUS weaved his way to the leaders in the early running, came on the outside when entering the home stretch and, taking the lead at the eighth post, held BLAZE safe. The latter raced close up, saved ground where possible and made a game finish. CASTING improved bis position steadily, but c-ould never reach the two leaders. AL KRIPP finished fast from a slow beginning. LAWLESS ran poorlv. CAROL and BLUEMONT raced each other into exhaustion and quit. Scratched— 22576 Baby Gar. 105: 21122 Sarko, 105; 19059 Bonsky, 110; 21292 All Virginia, 105: 21193 Atom in. 100: 21263 Gold Bells, 105: 12728 A. P. Canale, 110. Overweights — Carol. 2 pounds: Harlan. 1: Johnny Jewell. 1: Bluemont. 2. Q9COA THIRD RACE— 1-2 Mile. (Too High. April 7, 1928— : 46%— 2— 112.) Second Running iiioOaU BOWIE KINDERGARTEN STAKES. $2,000 Added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $1,360; second, $400; third, $200; fourth, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt Yt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 236*7 =R ATII • TRANSIT wb 113 1 2 1»* 1= l'J R Petcrnel Nevada Stock Farm Sta tU5-100 ) (23653)CALM W 110 3 3 2* 2= 2« F Moon G D Widener 440-100 ) (23660) 'WRAP w 108 5 5 3» 3« 3T J C Merg'r Wm Garth 170-100 ) AVIATRIX w 108 4 4 5 4"k 4» M Godfrey R L Freeman 2455-100 BALZAR w 111 2 1 4= 5 5 L Jenner Nevada Stock Farm Sta t tC'oupled as Nevada Stock Farm Stable entry. Time. :23. :47%. Track good. , $2 MUTUELS PAID , ^EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-^, NEVADA STOCK FARM STABLE ENTRY $4.30 $2.50 No show prices. 115— 100 25—100 CALK 3.90 95—100 Winner Br. g. by Honey wood— Carico, by Rey del Sierras (trained by P. M. Burch; bred by Nevada Stock Farm). WENT TO POST— 3 41. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. RAPID TRANSIT set a fast pace while saving ground on the last turn and came away into an easy lead when shaken up at» the eighth post. CALM raced lapped on the winner until reaching the eighth 1 |H st, but was unable to withstand the winner's speed through the final drive. WRAP raced close up the outside and made a challenge after rounding the stretch turn, but tired in the final drive. AVIATRIX passed the tiring BALZAR in the final eighth. BALZAR showed speed from the barrier, but raced green. Scratched— (23667) Too High, 110: Bare Knees. 108. FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Poly. Nov. 22. 1927—1:11—3—110.) Fairfax Purse. Purse s 20DQ1 OUt/1 $1,200. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $850; second, $200; third. $100; ; fourth. $50. . Index Horses AWtPPSt 'i ^ Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 13131 BURNING GLASS w 107 7 2 31 3» lfc l'l G Fields J Livingston 7S0-100 I . 16789 GK.VAL HILLARDw 105 3 3 1« l'l 21 2"k O B'rassa W Seyburn G45-100 23670 CHARLES H. W 112 1 5 2» 2 « 3» 3'1 R Leonard R L Freeman 375-100 , 23670-M ANCHU wb 108 6 1 4» 4» 4» 4* D Mergler G C Winfrey 140-100 , JOHN I'EEU wb 111 2 4 B* 5« 5» 5* H Shillick H P Whitney t^lO-100 , GADALONG wb 112 4 6 C* fi* G'» 6'= R Wkman II P Whitney f 19979 RINi; ON wb 111 5 7 7 7 7 7 E Ambrse W R Midgley 5195 100 , H'oupled as H. P. Whitney entry. Time, :23';. :47*i. \.\l\',. Track good. , $2 MUTUELS PAID . ^EGUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS— BURNING GLASS $17.60 $7.70 $4.80 780—100 285—100 140—100 I GENERAL BULLARD 8.40 5.80 320—100 190—100 I CHARLES H 3.50 75—100 I Winner— B. c. by Assagai — Dancing Sun. by Waldo (trained by R. A. Smith; bred by Mr. S. H. Veliel. WENT TO POST— 4:12. OFF AT ONCE. Si art good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. Bl'RMNG GLASS, close up from the start, came fast through the final eighth and, passing GEN-KltAL Bl'LLARD. was slowly going away at the end. GENERAL BUI.LARD showed the most speed for the first half mile and raced gamely after being passed. CHARLES II. was always close up and made a resolute finish. MANCHU was taken back on the turn out of the back stretch and raced wide afterwards. JOHN I'EK.L raced well. The others raced poorly. Overweights Burning Glass. 1 pound: Mancliu, 2: John Peel, 1: Gadalong, 2; Ring On, 5. 9QfiQ9 FIFTH RACE— 1 1 -16 Miles. (Jock. Nov. 14. 1927— 1 : 44s i— 3— 1237) White Marsh 1 idOUu^ Handicap. Purse $1,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $1,000; second, $300; third. $150: fourth. $50. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 23671 AFTERGLOW w 4 112 3 1 1' 11 || 1' 1 R Wkman II P Whitney 410-100 I 23650 = FLY HAWK wb 4 109 4 4 3» 4» 4» 2' 2» I, Morris W Maher 115-100 I 23642 BLACK FRIAR wb 3 102 1 C 4'i 3'1 2«k 3» 3* O B'rassa W J Salmon 350-100 I 23677 LA MOP.TE w 4 105 2 2 5 I 5 5 4'1 A Pasc'ma II G Bedwell ! S0-100 1 10657 'GOLDEN SPIRE w 6 112 5 3 2' 2*k 3 4» 5 G Fields Sunnyland Stable 945-100 1 Time. :23V :48*5. 1:13%. l:40*i. 1:47^. Track good. , $2 MUTUELS PAID . ^-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS^ AFTERGLOW $10.80 $4.10 $2.80 440—100 105—100 40—100 I FLY. HAWK 2.60 2.20 30—100 10—100 1 BLACK FRIAR 2.90 45—100 1 Winner— Cli. c. by Pennant — Afternoon, by Prince Palatine (trained by F. Hopkins; bred by Mr. Harry Payne Whitney). WENT TO POST— 4:40. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driving. AFTEBCLOW set a good pace under slight restraint, withstood challenges from GOLDEN SPIRE and BLACK PRIAM and held FLY HAWK safe at the finish. FLY HAWK secured a wide opening on the inside after rounding the far turu and finished gamely, but could not overtake the winner. BLACK FRIAR raced wide in the early running while under stiff restraint and fell back after going seven-eighths. LA MORTE was always outrun. GOLDEN SCIRE ran a good race for three-quarters and was not persevered with after tiring. Overweights— Afterglow, 2 pounds; Fly Hawk, 1. 1 s ; . I . , , , , I I I 1 I I I 1 1 I 1 1 * OO^JQQ SIXTH RACE— 1 MUe and 70 Yards. (Sortie. Nov. 26. 1927—1:43—2—105.) Purs» aidUuu $1,200. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 8800; second $200; third. $100: fourth, $50. Index Horses AWtPPSt ^4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 83G68TAIRYMAN wb 4 112 J 2 li 2« 21* 1» 1! P Godwin J McGee ftW-aW 3367S:*GRAND BEV wb 5 113 5 4 2« l" 11 2H 2«k A P.ob'sn Mrs P Pellettieri r.t, joo 33655 GOLDEN VOLT wb 4 118 9 5 3»* 31 3»* 3» 3» J Josiah L Tigtiola 12ti 100 •."3672 'N'AMA w 4 195 8 6 6'1 5' 4» 4s 4» F Stevens L Strube ! 85-l») (21096) 'ALLETACHE w 5 110 4 3 5* G1 GMT.} 5»* H Little C L Whititur ■ 1295-100 23672 'DANCING FOOL w 7 117 10 8 9« T«J 71 G" 61 A Warner D L Rice *J 1165-100 (23672) *KANDCIT wb G 106 1 7 41 41 6»i 7» 7« R I^onard H G Bedwell 490-100 23347 'TALL GRASS wb G 114 C 10 10 10 10 9'i 8* J Smith N B Pierce 3685-100 21320 ELLA M. wb .". 109 2 1 V 8' 93 10 9l O Brown J ■ Beal 1560-100 23657 3 'HONEST JOHN wn 4 112 7 9 81 9» 8i ff-MO J C Merg'r J Lowe 1 100 10« Time, :24%, :49, 1:14%. 1:42. 1:47. Track sloppy. , $2 MTJTUELS PAID , ^EQDIVALNT BOOKING ODiJS-^ FAIRYMAN $7.20 $4.70 $3.60 .260—109 135—100 80—100 GRAND BEY 7.20 5.30 260—100 165—100 GOLDEN VOLT 6.80 240—100 Winner — II. g. I y Jackdaw — Fairyhouse. by Glasgerion (trained by J. McGee; bred in Ireland by Mr. M. W. Holland). Winner entered to be claimed for $1,500. WENT TO POST— 5:11. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. FAIRYMAN set the pace, but lost his ea'rly lead when reaching the back stretch, then came asaia when called on and. passing GRAND BEV, was going away through the final sixteenth. GRAND is FY took the lead on the back stretch and saved ground ou the last turn, but could not withstand the winner. GOLDEN' VOLT raced gamely and outfinished NAMA. The latter raced wide on most of the turns and was going resolutely at the end. ALLETACHE finished in the deeper going. Scratched 23C52-('j:arist. 100: (23000) Parcliesie, 110; 13679 Robert Mandel. 112: 23307 Lewis. 118. — — J OQ£5Q/fl_ SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (Jock. Nov. 14. 1927— 1:443/5— 3— 123.) Purse $1,200. «lOUt/'X 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming, Net value to winner $850; second, $200; third, $100: fourth, $50. Index Horses AWtPPSt % 4 % Str Fin Jockey* Owners Equiv. Odds Str't j 23658*FL CANOE wb G 110 6 3 3* lk 1« 1» lk H Little Mrs W H Denham tl-C, 100 23645 = KING CARTER wb 5 114 10 10 7* 7« 51 3« 2» J Josiah W Wright 195-100 23666 SPUGS wb 10 105 2 2 5'1 51 6* 5'1 U» R Kappes F J Kearns 1010-100 23680 * BATTLE. SHOT w 7 100 3 7 1» 2« 2« 21 4 A Rob's'n Mrs A Burton 515-100 23655*HIGHWAYMAN w 5 109 11 6 2l 3* 3« 41 5'1 P Godwin Sunnyland Stable 1S1S-100 23360* SIR LEONID w 8 112 8 9 lu* 9» 9» 7» 6* C Landolt R Cooper 690-100 23661 THE HOVEL wn 4 108 9 8 G'J G'l 7« 81 7* E Barnes Wild Rose Farm Stable t 81040*P"CHI:NEK BELLI :w 6 101 1 1 4H 4'1 4" 6'1 8s P Francis J Keegan 1325-100 19731 GAYI.Y w 7 110 4 5 9' 10* 10* 101 9»i V Whit'k'r L, Haymaker f 21245 PACLOTTA w 4 103 r, 4 81 8'i 8" 9'ilO1 JC Merg'r J M Beamish f 2 3658 'TRANSFER wb I 108 7 11 11 11 11 11 11 J Walker W V Casey 1975 180 tMutuel field. Time. :24%. :51%. 1:16. 1:43*,. 1:51%. Track sloppy. , $2 MUTUELS PAID , ^EQUTVAL'NT BOOKING ODDS^ EL CANOE (Field) $11.70 $ 3.70 $ 2.70 485—100 86—100 35—100 KING CARTER 3.80 2.60 90—100 30—100 SPUGS 3.70 84— 100 Winner— B. g. by Tippecanoe — Elfain. by Sain ftrained by W. H Denham; bred by Messrs. 8. i A. B. Dymentl. Winner entered to be claimed for $1,500. ' WENT TO POST— 5:41. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. Hi CANOE passed BATTLE SHOT when called on and raced into a long; lead, bat began tiring ia the J last quarter and had to be hard ridden to out finish KING CARTER. The latter began slowly, but cloned a big gap and made a fast finish. SPUGS saved ground where possible and got up in the Isst strides to 1. .it BATTLE SHOT. The latter began fast and had no mishaps. HIGHWAYMAN ran well, SIR LEONID made up ground. Scratched— (23660) Valentino. 112: (23665)Just Folks, 113; 23666*Helene Hackworth, 104; 23657 AUis-simo. 114: 23666 Grazer, 100; 23676 The World, 114; 23661 Uobsoo, 105; 23673 Yachtsman, 112; 23873 Speedy Prince, 114. Overwieghts— The Hovel, 1 pound; Parmachenee Belle, 1; Paulotta, S. Workouts § & ^ _ __ ^ K*j: B— Breezing;. D— Driving. E— Easily. II— Handily. O— All ont. 0 — Eased op. , I ! I • ' I » i 1 ) ) ) (101) BOW1K, Md . April 11— Today's training gallops included the following: BOW1K. Weather rainy ; track good — 3-8 MILE. Aster :41 e L'tle Asbestos :41 e 99 Blaze ^T^id 84 Misty Morn.. :37 h 100 Bluemont ... :37-'..li :M) Nealon Kay.. M%A Cottage Boy. :37 b 9*.t R. of Araby :38 h Daisv Belle :37 d Rigel :3S-ie 96 Haymaker .. :37'id 99 Sir Leonid... :3S d Highd Fling. :3S h 1-2 MILE. 99 Flagship 'M e 42 Little KM... :31 h !C_' Gaffney .... :0S%h !»." I^atherwood. :4n %t 77 -1 i in Bridger. :49 d 87 Sun Uajah... :."»^ e Kosciusko . . . :." 2 h 5-8 MILE. 88 Be Still I:M%|I ! 9G'rge Be Marl :032ih dear View. .1:06 h 93 Maurice 1:01Sd 100 Crossco l:03rih 1'ollywog l:02*id Geiser 1:0'2V1 3-4 MILE. 99 Bucky Harrisl :21".^e 82 Flitlerman ..l:l"rih 97 Boot top lUT%h Mally Jane. ..1:15 h 9o Billy Warreul:24 o 93 Pheasant 117V.d 100 Colonel Seth..l:16-id 99 Talledega ...1:M%« 51 Emerald !:lT%a 1 MILE. 99 Easy Money. .1:49 h 99 Reciprocate ..1:47 e M Peter Peter .1:48 e 96 Rule Brittanial :54 e 95 Red Scott l:44*id 97 The Roll Call. 1 :48 h Nealon Kay showed speed. Mally Jane went handily. Peter Peter was under restraint. Maurice did a good trial. Crossco and George De Mar went handily together. Geiser and Pollywog went handily together. I.eatherwood did a good trial. Emerald went handily from the barrier. Flitterman and Boottop went handily to-, get her. LEXINGTON". Ky., April 11.— Today's training gallops included the following : LEXINGTON. Weather cloudv ; track fast — 3-8 MILE. 97 Black Velvet. :36'ib 99 lady Viola... :41 b Duuga Din... :37 b Miss Charlie. :40 b Gaineswood .. :40Sib 99 Prince Bulbo. :38*ib 71 Ham :38?ib 328 Romping Lad ^.S^h 50 Helen Dean... :38 b 99 Sweepstress... :41 b Krick :40*ib 1-2 MILE. Black Pattie. :48Hh Ninet'a Sixty :49%h 99 Dumpy :49%u Punkey :4a %k G7 Despard :50 b Sev't'n Sixty. :497ih 97 Elfin :48%h 95 Sissie D :49%h 97 Hot Time :437ih 99 Tannic :49?ib 99 Mickey D :50 b 50 Vanquish ... :54%b 69 Mom a Boy.. :52 ib Wonder Man. :50 h 5-8 MILE. 99 Acirema 1:00 b 99 Lilia B I M%1 99 Coohogan 1 :04tbIi Nodding 1:04 h Dontados ...1:05 h Sweet Mandy.l :06S&b Fannie J l:08%b 3-4 MILE Big B. Th's'nllG'-ib Monastery ...1.21%b Belle 1:17 b My Valet l:17*sb Barber John. .1:20 b 96 M'd'm Emeliel :17%b Billy Baughn.l:18Sib Malcolm 1:17 b Big Money.. .l:19?ib Meddlg Sethi :19 b Ch'lie Bergin.l:15Vib Naaset l:17vjb Enth. Edwardl:18 h 97 Peaches 1:21 b 78 Keegan I:nt%k Rockslide ...l:lG%h Lucky Hit...l:15'ib Tupola 1:16 h 99 Little Torch. .1:17 b 95 West Wind.. .1:16 h 7-8 MILE. Onup 1:31 «^b 1 MILE. Alb'ina Bnd.l:44V;U Gge McCann 1 :44%h Al Garnet !:44%k 80 Infanta 1 4875b 99 Broad Axe. . .1 :40%h Jimma 1:44 h I'.ootsie l:4G%h 97 McComas l:44Vsh 97 Cherokee I.eel:45'ih 95 Peter Parley.l:47 li tapt'n I onanl :45Vih R. Harfst'n.l :44*i.h Eleven O Cl'kl :43*ih Rib Grass l:45^ih 07 Freya 1:40^11 Rump'stskin 1 :4(!Vr.lt 97 Far Over 1:46 li 97 Samaron 1:4.".*f.h lire Cure 1:44 h The Begumll 1 42\ti tiold Boots. . ,1:4V%4 Black Velvet had fine speed. Black Pattie was well in hand. Lucky Hit and Charlie Bergin breezed together and were well restrained. The Begum II. showed a fine trial. Eleven O'clock did a nice move. Gold Boots was under hard driving. NSW YORK. N Y.. April 11— Today's training gallops included the following : BELMONT PARK. Weather clear ; track fast — , \ 3-3 MILE. 99 Fr'k M Matin 37 h Fairfield :37 h 1-2 MILE. 96 Blue Kire .... :-"07jili 98 Compensation rSMfca 97 Caporal II... :4»«ih 94 Volante :49U,h 5-3 MILE. 96 Claptrap 1:04 b 97 Paige t.03 a 3-4 MILE. 98 Belle Martini :2l b 1 MILE. 99 Hayward 1:49 h AQl EDICT. Weather clear ; track fast — 3-8 MILE. 99 Flying Al :43«r.b 1 MILE. 97 Ability 1:51 h 100 Gnome Second 1 JS%t 97 Benny Rubin. l:5l%h 97 My Chum . . . 1 44 ' .ti 100 Crimdus 1:54 b Status of Jockey Grassia w STATUS OF JOCKEY GRASSIA BOWIE, Md., April 11.— It develops that jockey Grassia. who has been riding for the past year as an apprentice, was not entitled to the five-pound allowance. Dr. J. H. Spicer, of Media. Ohio, who held a contract on the boy, cancelled the agreement some eighteen months ago. and the lad was a free lance. J. A. Guciardo presented a paper to the Maryland racing stewards signed by J. Guciardo and witnessed by Sidney Bender, which was supposed to be a transfer of a contract to Guciardo Bros, from Dr. Spicer. It is proved that no transfer had ever been made, consequently jockey Grassia was never under contract to anyone since the termination of his agreement with Dr. Spicer, and consequently wa_- not entitled to the five-pound allowance. Grassia in the meantime lias ridden 116 winners. Fred Jr. Ferris Star FRED JR. FERRIS STAR LOUISVILLE. Ky.. April 11.— The stable that J. C. Ferris brought from the South is a most useful one and. as all of the horses are in good training condition, they ought to win at an early dale. The stable is headed by the four-year-old Clark Handicap candidate Fred Jr.. which went amiss while being prepared for last season's Kentucky Derby. The colt has fully recovered from the disability and is in rarely good condition. Others in the stable are Mayberry. Bloomfield, Zeta. Captain Haney and the two-year-olds Tommy Doyle, Martha Sue and Veronica Sterling. The horses came in charge of trainer Frank Stevens, who reporter that owner Ferris had gone to his home in Nashville, Tenn., for a brief visit. Page 4 Bowie 4 — * 1 Entries and Past Performances BOWIE • THURSDAY, APRIL 12 • l mUTRRB I !.'*\lt: TRACK PAST. £ The following abbreviations are used to designate tracks at which time records ; ehown in entries were made: Akron Akn Dade Park D.P Aqueduct Aqu Devonshire Park....Dev Arlington Park A.P Delorimier Park Del Auroru Aut Dorval Park Dor Batavia Bat Dufferin Park Duf Belmont Park Bel Empire City Emp Beulah Park Beu Erlanger Erl Blue Bonnets B.B Fair Grounds F.G Blue Grass B.G Fairmount Park F.P Bowie Bow Foit Erie E.E Brighouse Park B.P Hamilton Ham Brookline Br Hamilton, Ohio H.O Brooklyn Bkn Hastings Park HP Chinook Park Chin Havana Hav Churchill Downs CD Havre de Grace HdG Colwocd Park Clw Hawthorne Haw Coney Island C.l Jamaica Jam Connaught Park C.P Huntington Htn Cranwood Park Crd Jefferson Park J.P Crcve Coeur Lako...C.C Kempton Park K.P Cumb:rland Fair CF Kcnilworth P&rk...Kcn First May I.T27, Index 128SG First June, 1927, liuli-x 1"02» i.rstJulj, 1927, Index 15-00 First Aii-rust, ."'-•, Index M584 J'lr: • Nc] : niltcr, 1927, Index.. 17345 First October, l-*«, Index 19751 ^_ . 1 The figures under the heading "Rec." in the entries below show the best time of each horse at the distance since January 1. 1927, no matter where it finished. No time records are shown for a beaten horse over any dis-tance when ho is fifteen lengths back of the winner. In cases where record was made en other than a fast or rood track, abbrevia- i tions show track conditions. JL ~~"mzz ' Racing Marts at 2:M p. in. (Chicago time. 1 :30 . 03 Superior mud riinnrr. X Cood mud runner :|: Fair mud runner. (M) Maiden. • Apprentice allowance. Bowie '1 Mile). Tirst Race— 1-2 Mile. F«ra 81,344. 2 -year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Track rc. r l: It* High. April 7, 1928— :48%— 2— 112. Today t Ind. Horse* I'ostPos. Wt. Hoc. A.Wr.ilan 23667 Sport. IT. ...Mow 110 .48 115. .730 23653 Highland Cling. IS 115.. 725 23653 Haughty, ~ lis. .728 23646 Blanriris. 1 . . . Bow 111 :49^i 115.. 715 23420 Daaaa Light, 17.. Ft; 115 :48% 115. 7H) 23653 Rett! 15., -1 115. .705 23674 Low mill. 12BeW 102 .30 115.. 700 23646 Who Dat. 13 115..48S 2S853 Chatter, M 113..438 Pretty Michelle. 3 115 Curdle, ." 115 Kathleen F... 4... 1M The Blonde. 7 115 Little E.. 8 113 Chtetefcfht, 9 • Hi Fair «: irl. 10 115 Hose of Araby. 11 115 Stupendous, 14 .. 113 Ave Marin. 19 115 Beae Smith, at. .. 115 Second Bace — 3-4 Mile. Purse 81^244. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Track record: Poly, Nov. 22, 1927— 1:11— 3— 110. 23654- •Xnaaw, 5 ...How 114 1:13 105 735 (21286) Apple Pie, 2. Bow 114 1:1214 105.. 730 23097- •Polar Sea, 10.F.«J 110 1:13% 148X725 23682- •Money, o, 17 . .Tij 101 1:13 100. .720 21213- •Aater, 4 115. .715 23656 1 Hape So, 15.. Aon 115 1:13 1M 710 23648 •Praatptct i.M). 11 Bow 115 1 :15'i 107 . . MS 23ll8J taekeeaTiBe i.mi.o LP 100 1:14% 111. .7 K) 21243 W.j 'Ml, 10 110.. f.ltr, 21135 *Oac Cent, 8.. .Lrl 113 1:13:,0 105.. 090 23682 Schley B. i. Ml. 1. 1M..485 23668 Flying SwecpiMl, 3 IM..4S5 16129 Man: i.e. 7 112X 085 23670 Charley J. S., 8.. Lat 115 1:12% 112X483 23682 Fair Lark, 12. Was 93 1 13'., 105.. 085 £3656 GeM Bet, 13. .Tij 115 l:l:'0 114. .085 23675 Data) Belle (M), 14 105.. 085 23641 Big II and Boa-Ma, is l'.m 108 1:14% 112X485 Third Race — 6 1-2 Furlong?. Tur'.' $1,200. 4 ,v ar-olds and upward. Claiming. Track record: Centrifugal, Nov. 25, 1927 -1:18— 4 114. 23642s •Ru.-kv Harris, 2.. B 117.. 740 23683 •BhpMH, s 4 100X735 23657- M.-Auliffc 11. Aqu 111 1:21% 7 110x730 236553 Kik lid. 5 A«]a 123 1:24ft 5 110x725 King Edward Park.K.E Salt Lake City 8.L Lagoon Park . . Lag Saratoga Bar ' Lansdowne ParU....L.P ... ., _ . Smithville Bmi Latonia Lat Laurel Lrl Tamp; Tam ( Lexington Lex Tanforan Tan Lex. Colored Fair.L.C.F Thistle Down Park.Tdn Lincoln Fields L.F Thorncliffe Park Thf Long Branch L.B Tijuana Tij ( Maple Heights M.H Tlmonium Tim Marlboro Mar Toledo Tol j Miami Mia Tulsa Tul Mobil Mob United Hunts U.H | Mount Koyal M.K Victoria Park V.P ■ Niagara Fall3 N.F Washington Park.. Was j Omaha Oma Wheeling Whe i Peoria Peo Whittier Park Whi o Pimlico Pim Willows Park Wil .j Polo Park P.P Windsor Win ^ Kaccland Eac Woodbine Park....Wdb ] Eeno Kno Youngstown Ygn i ■ First Xoicmlte , 1927, Index .20826 I First December. 1927. Index 21389 "2 First January, 1928. Index 21930 j Fir-1 February. 1928. Index 22525 j First Mnrcli, 1888, Index 23110 , Pint April, IE2S, Index 23628 2GC68- •Little Aaktltf, • How 1 1 S 1 24% S 1 09 x 7l'0 i 22793- •Ca:id\ Pig, 4. .Aqu 144)1:14% 4 113x715 | (13747) *Jaaetta, 7 * 109x710 i 23668 fcfaxiTa, 1. 5 144). .745 1 1^390 Artillery—, 8.. I Dow 144 lt25%k 4 114 ;700 21140 •Flaf.sliip. it 0 105. .093 1 23642 «.old n W.in.l.n-r. M Bow 122 1:21 5 112. .090 \ Fourth Bace — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Mount Bajal 1'urse. 5 Pursr J1.4O0. 4- iar-o!ds and upward. Allowances | Track reeec4: s S !t . Nov. 24, 1927—1:43—2—10".. | 23642= Bit KV 1IAKK1S. ' ■2 CF MS 1:43-5 5 112. .745 I (23677) Willie K.. 5. .Ken 94 1:42'^ 4 100X735 I 23677- l.i. iit.nant II., 3. Ken 117 1:43 8 109*730 23677: tomet. 1 Thf 111 1:44% 5 100. .725 ' 22882' Gcarm de Mar. 7 , I x 100 1:44=3 6 100X720 : 23558- iross.o, 0 F. ; 113 1 :45:ti 4 101X715 . 23642 Shasta I^id, 4. Tij 90 1:44% 4 109.. 710 '. Fifth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Parte 81,2801 1 ju i.ehka ( laiming. Iraek re.-ord : Soitie, Nov. 24, 1927—1:43—2—105. .23651) *Kire Fairv, 7.B..W 108 1:46^ 11CX735 23678 *Be Still, 5 F.C 101 1:44% 110. .730 | I (23636) Lade Ann, 4. Bow 115 1:40 115X725 (23664) ♦liojis. 2 Bow 14S 1:47 108.. 720 ■■ 23651 Mor o. 8 ...F. ; 113 147»s 112X715 | 23682 'Frank ill), 8 105.. 710 21121 • ara Lace (Ml. 8 100. .705 23686 •Paganetta, I.Bou 104 l:47to 100. .700 23682 Star King tM), 3. 109. .095 Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $1.21X1. 4 year-olds and upward. Claiming. Track re.ord: Jock, Nov. 14, 1927-1:44%— %— 123. (23680) Bow lands Bequest, 0 Bow 110 1:48% 6 117.. 735 I 23661) •Highland Chief, 8 F.P 112 1:48% 5 114X730 I 23679 *t'omniission- r Ca-hill. 12 5 109X725 23000) •Parehesie, 10.. Bar 147 1:48% 4 111X720 23679 Trapstack, 2..W4B 112 1:48% 4 110.. 715 23679 •Fenliylit, 13... Lrl 110 1:47% 4 101. .710 i 236871 *Lacki Beggar, 7 J.P 100 1:50*5 5 100.. 705 23694 •Highwayman, 8.. Jam 113 1:47% 5 105. .700 23673 »Kno\\ -MeCn e, 5 F. : 110 1:48'5 5 111.. 095 ] 23680 */ od. 4 Ken M7)1:4T% 5 110. .090 23687 Harry Carroll. 14 Hd ; 110 1:4745 3 110x085 23689 •Bluemont, 1 8 146.. 483 23679 »Paj sand. 8.. P.P MS 1:47% 5 105.. 085 i 23659 *Fiist Bill lea. 11.. 5 100X085 Seventh Race — 1 1-16 Miles. Purs.- $1.2*0. 4 y.-ar-olds ami upward. Claiming. Track record : Jo.k. Nov. II, 1927— 1:44"0 -3— 123. 23673- Brec8hM , 4 .Hav 109 1:40 7 112x735 23645 •Drama. 1 Bae 145 1:47% 4 104. .730 i 23687- •Deataria, 10 .Ken 108 1:47'0 8 M4..725 23673 *Laaeilt 0 Mia 111 1:48 7 105.;:720 i 23680 •Little Vinee, 5.. . Hav 100 1:47Ji 4 103.. 715 , 23687 »Vie. 3 Mia 111 1:48 5 102:;;710 i 23673 Speedy Frill. c 8 Mia 110 1:4745 6 114. .705 ' 23679 •Bol«ii Maud. I. 13 J.P 10S 1:48% 4 111X700 ■ 13183 Fast Mail, 12 8 110X095 23689 »A1 Kiipp. 2... Bar 113 1:47% 5 M6X4S8 1 23679 Tvpe. utter, 7 Ken 109 1:47 0 110:;:KS5 23680 Declare, 8 ...Ken M8 1:48% B 110. .085 ' 23658 Dunbeatb, 11 Bow 118 1:52 5 110. .085 » 1st Race [1st Bowie] *°1' I cf- *^-«*^*" Bx^ftf* 1-1 ■■•. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. (Iraek record: Too High, I Aprfl 7, 1928— :46:hi— 2— 112.) kaaarCra, DkkTfeac T*. Odds Wt.St. % Mr Fin. Jacket Started Order of Finish 8P0RT, b. f, 2 (M) 115 By Dominant— Fun, by Peter Pan. (Trainer, C. Phillips. Owner. Greentree Stable). Breeder, Greentree Stable. 834)47 Ban 1-1 :4f%ft Jl 107 11 9 8 = 8'° 1 Arnold 12 Toolligh 112.B'dTransit 1 19, Letalone 112 _' 23040 Ban 1-2 :47 ft 71 310 2 5 5» 4*3 G Arnold 12 Bap.Transitl 15,K'psodyAnnllO. ;ia.ial 115 r 22921 P.O 1-2 :4&%gd 12 113 6 8 7:i 7-J R Wkinan15 Maria.Naslil21.1rishHolid'jT14,TheOkah 117 7 22835 )'. ; 1-1 48%aa 22-5 115 4 6 i« 25 G Ellis 10 Virmar llo.NoraD. 115. Neck andNeck 115 5 22007 V.Ct 12 :4!»%iiy Of 112 11 12 7ei 5'2 G Ellis 16 MariaNash" 1 12, Snnnyl'ort 118. Caleta 115 j 22508 F.G 1-2 :4'Ji/iEd 19-5 107 9 8 C« 5-J G Arnold 12 Little Kid 117, FJorinassa 107. Jycs 113 i HIGHLAND FLING, b. f. 2 (M) 115 By Mackenzie II.— Hiker, by Peep o' Day. 'Trainer. E. Trueman. Owner. R. W. Carter). Breeder. F. W. Armstrong. 83433 Bow 1-2 :47 ft 7 115 4 4 4M i'» W BanrcylS Cairn 115, My Sis 115, Ilea 115 HAUGHTY, ch. f. 2 M) 115 By Gnome — Supercilious, by Superman. (Trainer, J. P. White. Owner. J. P. White). Breeder, R. Eiley. 84453 Bow 12 :47 ft 74 115 10 11 !*• V* H Long 12 Calm 115, My Sis 115, Rea 115 BLANDBIS. b. f, 2 (M) 115 By Donnacona — Dottie Vandiver, by Trap Rock. (Trainer, A. G. Robertson. Owner, G. W. Loft). Breeder, G. W. Loft. 23640 Bow 1-2 :47 ft 11 111 6 8 O13 7M II J Buikel2Bap.Transitll5.BpsodyAiiullO.Gla.ini 115 ' 23420 J.P 1-2 :50%hy27-10 11". 7 4 4H 1= H J Burke 8 ByalBuby 115. Promiscuous 115, Caleta 115 ' 2313'J J.P 1-2 :49 ft 89 115 10 9 9M 9 4 H J Burkel2 MissMildred 115. VeneitaM. 115.Cakta 115 J DONNA LIGHT, b. f, 2 (M) 115 By Donnacona— Inela Light, by Beacon Light. (Trainer, T. Lynn. Owner, E. K. Bryson). Breeder. T. W. Garnett. 23420 J 1' 1-2 J8%hy 27 11". 8 8 8" 4" L Morris 8 B'yal Knby 115.P.landris 115.ProniN.--s 115 S 22686 F.G 1-2 :48Vift 78 113 7 2 4= 7" L. Morris 12 Ornate 115, Promiscu's 115, Beighthorne 115 ~J MELLA R., ch. f, 2 (M) 115 By The Manager — Princess Royal, by Uncle. (Trainer. W. H. Brooks. Owner. Linton Faims Stable ). Breeder, T. C. McDowell. 83653 How 1-2 :47 ft 13 115 1 7 7'» 7'° L, s.-lm. f.-i 12 (aim 115, My Sis 115, Bea 115 LOW SHOES, ch. f, 2 (M) 115 By Meridian— Golden Slipper, by Mediator. (Trainer, H. Garth. Owner. H. Garth). Breeder. P. H. Faulconer. 83674 How 1-2 :47%ftS»18 102 9 9 k,u 711 j Walter 12 Bea 148, Artie Kay 111, Caravaa 1 18 -WHO DAT. br. f, 2 M) 115 By Trojan— Glad Tidings, by Knight of the Thistle. ■ (Trainer, Wm. Garth. Owner, Wm. Garth). Breeder. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Garth. •3646 Eo-.v 12 :47 ft 81 113 11 9 915 916 S 0*D'nelll2 B.ip.Traiisitll5.K'psodyAiin110,Gla.-ial 115 ' OHATTFR ch. f, 2 (M) 115 By Chatterton— Djinette. by Flint Rock. (Trainer, W. V. Walsh. Owntr. J. B. Herkness). Breeder. J. S. Herkness. 8365:$ Bow 1-2 :47 ft 8f 115 12 12 12«12l- V J Bake i 12 Calm 115, My Sis 115, Bea 115 First start for the following: f»BETTY MICHELLE, ch. f. 2 (M) 115 By Trap Rock — Ponte Rosa, by Bridge of Canny. (Trainer, W. R. Midgley. Owner, A. P. Canale). Breeder. H. Nesbitt. OTBDLE, br. t 2 (M) 115 By Eire aux Larmes — Milky Way II., by Fitz z Herbert. (Trainer, W. Mulholland. Owner, G. D. Widener). Breeder, F. W. Armstrong. 'KATHLEEN B., ch. f, 2 (M) 115 By Sunference — The Sphinx, by Pebbles, v^ (Trainer, R. Brown. Owner, J. E. Beal). Breeder, K. N. Gilpin. 1 l £ ; ' THE BLONDE, ch. f, 2 Ml 115 By Mad Hatter— Stamina, br Nasturtium. ( • Trainer, F. Hopkins. Owner, H. P. Whitney). Breeder, H. P. Whitney. LITTLE E.. b. f. 2 Ml 115 By Eternal— Maggie Quince, by Peter Quince. Trainer. J. P. Jones. Owner, J. S. Elliott). Breeder, C. Nik hols & E. F. Bimma. CHICLEIGHT. br. f. 2 (M) 115 By Chicle— Ruddy Light, by Honeywood. (Trainer. P. M. Burch. Owner, Nevada Stock Farm Stable i . Breeder. Nevada Stock Farm. FAIR GIRL. ch. f. 2 M) 115 By Fair Gain— No Lady, by Wrack. 'Trainer. H. G. Bedwell. Owner. H. G. Bedwell). Breeder, H. G. Bedwell. ROSE OF ARABY. ch. f. 2 (M) 115 By Omar Khayyam — May Blossom, by Ultimus. 'Trainer. E. Trueman. Owner, K. W. Carter). Breeder, F. W. Armstrong. STUPENDOUS, br. f. 2 (M) 115 By Trojan— Prodigious, by Fayette. 'Trainer, M. Brady. Owner, J. E. Davis). Breeder, J. E. Davis. AVE MARIA, br. f. 2 iM) 116 By Ulster King— Arachne. by Nuage. 'Trainer, W. V. Walsh. Owner, J. S. Herkness. Bred in Germany by Baron WerneJ von Lyncker. ROSE SMITH, b. f. 2 M) 115 By Fair Piay — Minefield, by Rock 8and. -Trainer. P. M. Burch. Owner, Nevada Stock Farm Stable). Breeder. Nevada Stock Farm. 2nd Race [2nd Bowie] ( ( j | ■ j i o .j ^ ] i ■ I "2 j j , i | i 1 I 1 \ 5 | s | ' I I ' , : . '. | I ■■ | I I i ] i i i , i ' ■ 1 ' » I _' r 7 5 j i ' ' J S ~J ■ ' z ZnCl RflCP *** *■«. 3-year-olds. Claiming (Track record: Tolj, Nov. 22, 192; *-"%* *^**^'^' —It 11 » 1MB Index Crs. Dis Time Tr. Odds Wt.St. % Str. Fin. Jockey Started Order of Finish TRAPPY, b. c. 3 105 By Trap Rock — Hasty Cora, by Hastings. v (Trainer, F. Brodus. Owner, M. Treacy). Breeder, P. M. Walker. •336.54 Bow J M:t4%ft 27 110 6 2 2* 21} O Brown 12 Coi.Drase 119, Complication K'O.BcStill 114 21257 How I l:4I%ft 71 109 2 2 2'1 3'3 C Brooks 15 Skavar 109, Star ;old 100, La rock 113 21163 Bow S-41:13%Cd 24 110 7 2 2'J 5'J J Chalmrsl2 Noise lOO.Waterl.ad lKi.OicrokeeMaid 103 21091 Bow ::-4 1:ll%ft 19 114 9 6 3" 3«1 J Chalm'isl3 Water Lad 115,Loveken lll.Star Cold 109 20935 Pim 3-4 1:lfi%sl 7Jf 112 6 5 3'J 4:1 M Gainer 14 StarCold 104. Angry Mood lll.Memoria 111 20480 Lrl 111 lt%ra 17 106 611* 1"H C Brooks 10 Not«;uilty HO.OneCent lll.SimB.inger 388 20265 Lrl 3-4 1:10%sl 12 115 10 4 21 8'3 L Craver 11 Sucky 112, Pearin? Ill, Traps 110 19048 HdG 3-4 1:J410ft 9 115 10 8 9« 8«1 F Fueret 15 Memoria 111},U. ighOlga lll.SunB'ger 109 APPLE PIE. br. f. 3 105 By Vindex— Queen Apple, by King James. (Trainer, E. Trueman. Owner. R. W. Carter). Breeder. F. W. Armstrong. 21280 How S-41:t2%ft 29 111 3 4 1J 1" R Leonard 13 M. Elizabeth 114. Unladylike 11 t..)us.ral 14 2114!) How 61(148 si 30 115 2 4 4s 5» N Huff J5 Heloise 115,IIelenit.i 1 15. J-ass o Cowrie 110 21062 Pim 1-70 l:4730tt 23 101 4 3 4'« 41* N Godfrey 7 Eloise 104. Aromatic 105. Aster 112 21052 Pim ijri:09 It llf 111 1 3 SJ 7'! W H.irvej 13 Jim Bean 114, Bock Hill 107, Vigilant 113 20895 Pim 3-4 l:14 ^sl 92 108 8 6 6J 7*1 N Huff 14 AngryMood 117. Loveken 117. Thymon 115 20450 Lrl 51 f l:44%a* 43 115 2 8 8°J S;0 W Harveyl.3 Light Air 115, Ladoga 113, Cassandra 113 20329 Lrl 3 4 1:15 ft 6f 10S 1 8 S«J 510 N Godfreyl5 IKarLady 109. Finisterre 114. DeepSea 108 POLAR SEA, ch. g, 3 109 By Polymelian — Snowcapt, by Roi Herode. (Trainer, J. R. Pryce. Owner, W. j. Salmon). Breeder, Mereworth Stud. 23097 J.P C-lLM'ift 7-5 112 1 3 451 3- R Leonardl2 CoIonelDrage 114 Pesom ll^.Uri'red 107J 22771 F.G 3 4 1:i:%ft £1-5 110 5 6 6S2 C3i L Schaefer 9 Eloise 105, Bruno 108, Cruelty 109 22527 F.G 3-4 1 :15%hy 12-5 109 4 I 1" 1 L Schaefer 7 IMPennant 112. Emphatic 105,Bejoice 106 '2259 F.G 3-4 1:13%ft 26f 111 7 5 1» 1» L Schaeferll Cuddle 103, Riehu 100}. Emphatic 108 17305 Haw 51 f 1.10 m 16 109 10 11 ll-'ll21 L Schaeferll Stitches 109, Wind Flov cr 101. Pun 101 10008 LF i} f 1 09%m 39-10 113 6 4 4* 6 L Schaeferll Angry Mood 114, Myth 102, Bearing 88 13420 F.P 51 f 1 O^Vt 2 114 1 2 2l 21 L Sehaefei 8 NoQ iter 101, Btj Br uing 100.C uesw d 108 HONEYCO ch. f. o 100 By Honeywood — Carico. by Rey del Sierras. (Trainer, P. U. Burch. Owner. Nevada Stock Farm stable). Breeder. Nevada Stock Farm. 23682 How SI f l:141ift 7f 113 3 1 1*1 21 R Peternel13 Flying Tor. h 388. Shift 114. Pair Lark 388 23055 Tij ll:40%ft 6 117 4 2 4-1 810 R Peternell2 BkeyeBello 117. BonFille 1 17. CM. Blind 117 22873 Tij 3 4 1:13 ft 43-10 104 1 1 l2 l3 L Jenner 7 BosyTint 113.Polyangle lOO.Sapodilla 103 22748 Tij 3J f 1 :07%f t 8 105 5 4 43 55 L Jenner 8 RorgStarl10.W.G.Bo'in'nl07.S\viftShot 110 22543 Tij C.I1.C. 1 :36%f t 22 101 4 9 9'3 91 W Crowe 8 SySaint 107.MiCompo 100. Kent vltabe M4 22474 Tij 5-Sl:0Hift 7 115 4 2 li 311 R Peternel 9 Acquire 107 Sh. Sand lOO.B'key.Bellc 109 18370 W.P 51fl48%fl 23 113 2 8 S» 7s R Peternel 8 E-strSCk'gsl^.M'ysToj 108.Py\ icfiall2 17702 Haw 5* f 1 07 ft 60 112 6 5s 3" 4s R Peternel 9 Stitches 110, Canberra 110. Sandrine 115 10099 L.F 3-4 1:13 ft 13-5 112 2 5 5» 7'6 L Jenrer 7 MayC'per 112. AngryMd 112. WdFlw'r 112 16537 L.F .Vfl:07«ift 10 115 1 1 l3 1J R Petei nelll PettyAmes 115, HelenR. 115. KittyCat 115 tDisqualified. ASTER, b. c, 3 . 113 By Assagai — Fairy Star, by Fair Play. (Trainer. R. A. Smith. Owner. J. Livingston). Breeder. S. H. Velie. 21213 Bow 01 f 1:19 ft $1 113 8 7 4s 3* P Godw inl.3 Fire Fairy 110, Cruelty 110, Boottop 113 21062 Pim 1-70 l:^7"5ft 31-10 112 2 2 2s 3« G Fields 7 Eloise 104, Aromatic IOC. Apple Pie 101 2C935 Pim 3-4 1 :16'^sl 1 112 7 10 13^il4" P God\vinl4 Stariiold 104. AngryMood 114. Memoria 111 20520 Lrl 1 l:42%hy 27 108 3 1 oTl b': G Fields 8 Inquisitor 109. EugeneS. 107,15lkBeetle 110 19630 Aqu 5-Sl:00%ft 15 112 6 6 7« 8S3 G Fields 10 Hoc 112.Sport Hallahan 122.1'aragraph 109 18033 Bel 3-4 \vc 1:13 ft 15 105 3 3 6° 81J P Goodwin 9 HtaWild'r lOO.PmBeaeli 110. P. Light 114 17302!Sar 5] f l:07%ft 5 117 3 3 431 7 i G Fields 10 ClikeeMaid lt2.Priace*fta 107,Milaria 112 10573 Sar 5\ f 1 :09 si 15 110 1 4 53 13rJ G Fields 18 Polls 110, Skavar 112. Timekeeper 118 10223 Emp ab3-4 1:127jm 41 117 5 6 7»i V* P G'odwin 8 Vacation 11 2. Bridegroom 107.OurAdele 103 HOPE SO, ch. c. 3 116 By Superman — Miss Hope, by Ballot. (Trainer, F. J. Kearns. Owner, F. J. Kearns). _ Breeder, K. N. G:luin. 23650 How Clfl:14%ft 50 110 2 1 i'i 4" II Long 11 Corporal 108.Man.hu 109. Pal. Modesty 100 19236 Aqu 5-1 d8%ft 5 117 12 4 12,;12I8L Barcene 12 Hoc 118, Montanic 122, Hillock 112 16498 Emp :\fl:06%ft 30 109 1 4 4''} 4'3 E Barnes 4HavidI*.one llS.Onenour 1 14.E. Ahearn 109 10223 Emp ab3-4 l:12%m 4 117 1 1 3'1 5:1 L Barcene 8 Vacation 11 2. Bridegroom 107.0urAdele 105 16002 Emp 5111:03 ft 41 112 5 2 21 3' R Blkburnl2 Aster lOO.Star o'Morn 109.(;ordonl'laid 112 13792 Emp 51 f 1.07 ft 4-5 108 1 1 l'l 2nt E Barnes 12 Sn.-ky 103. Stretcher 108. Alans Bay 103 15643 Emp 51 f 1:07 ft 7 114 3 2 2»* ! E Barnes 8 SunEdwin 107. SeaUip 1081. M.vChum 108 15340 Aqu 3-4 l:12%ft 50 115 5 1 2"t 4=1 E Barnes 9 Diavolo 113, Fulamile 111}, Congress 110 PROMPTER, b. g. 3 M) 107 By Wrick— Star Lady, by Star Shoot. (Trainer, A. J. Jtmer. Owner. A. J. Joyner). Breeder. A. B. Hancock. 23648 Bow 3-4 1:14 ft 14f 113 5 5 14%18*t F Moon 13 Balai d'Or m.M'lieEli/.a'l h HOJunie 110 20404 Jam 5-8 1:01 m 4 114 9 6 6*\ 4T F Weiner 13 Ironsides 114, Centaur 114, RoyalMatc 114 20312 Jam 5-8 1:01 el 6 115 7 8 5« 3« F Weiner 10 Snobbish 112, Manning 115,Sneepsti..k 113 20112 Jam olfl:0S=ihy 8 112 5 7 8*1 7" G Allen 11 SportHallahan 115. Doc 1 17. Paragraph 111J 20061 Jam 5-S l:00%sy 12 115 11 6 6rl 3' C Allen 12 Hildreth 115, Mordear 115, TerraNova 115 19850 Aqu 5-8 1:01 gd 6 117 4 4 21 23 C Allen 13 Boottop 117. Hildreth 122, Royal Lot 114 19628 Aqu 5-8 LOl^ft 15 109 9 14 H'lM" F Moon 15 Beowulf 115, Johnny Agee 117. Sturdy 119 19235 Aqu 5-8 1:00 ft 15 103 2 2 6'1 fi4i F Moon 12 Clairdine 119. Beowulf 113. Bookie 122 13383 Bel 4i f wc :63 m 6 101 1 3 5' 6»1 P Goodwin 8 CordouPlaid HO.Bookie HO.OurAdele 115 JACKSONVILLE, b. f, 3 M) 111 By Donnacona— Frances, by Singleton. (Trainer, T. Lynn. Owner, E. K. Bryson). Breeder, T. W. Garnett. 23118 J.P 3-4 1:14'ift 91 100 3 4 43 2» C Landolt 7 AngryMd 110.B1. Pride 102.Maj Cooper 114 16003 L.F 3-4 1:14%tt 29f 115 6 8 813 9,J J Leylandl2 Mart que 115. M'dyMary 115. i onstauce 114 164C9 L.F 3-4 1:K'ts) 13f 115 6 8 12=»PJ» L Morris 12 Memoria 115, Devonia 115. Constance 115 16203 L.F If l-tljtal 108 10712 7 7,;* 712 J Ley land 8 AspiuwallG*) 107.Sandr'e 107.MissFire 108 10024 L.F 61 f 1 09 ft 28f 115 12 12 12"210T1 L Morris 12 S. otdBelle 115. Americaine 115,FrGold 115 12982 Pim 41 f :55%ft 15 115 5 5 o'l 5" L Morris 8 Little Sam 113. Inlaid 115, Merida 115 12450 HdG 1-2 :4*«tft 47 115 12 13 13*213" L Morris 13 Nettaltun 113.TysNeck 113.01 Clark 115 WEY. b. c. 3 M) 110 By The Porter— Happy Night, by High Time. (Trainer. M. Brady. Owner. M. Brady). Breeder, E. B. McLean. 21243 How 5\ f 1 :0ti'5ft l.'f 108 4 13 13";13's NT Huff 13 Jo'nyAgee H5,Bramabiau HO.Jol.nJ.S. 112 20510 Lrl 3-4 1 :17^hv27-10f 109 11 3 71 9" N Huff 15 Pa^-anetta 103.Calah.id 1 IS.IFsKineh t 110 19700 Aqu 5-8 1:11 ft 30 110 2 6 6'* 7 - T Bolger 7 BOackGal 107.Ch-rlesB. Ball 115. Charm 112 ONE CENT, b. c. 3 105 By Last Coin— La Mode, by Peep o' Day. 'Trainer, W. Garth. Owner. S. RossK Breeder, Miss E. Damgcrfield. 21135 Bow 51fl:0»; ift 9 112 10 13 10" SfJE Barnes 15 Eloise 114. High Hope 115.1Vlly Poker 113 20985 Pim o-4 1:14 ft 6f 110 2 2 b'l 8;i F Collettil5 Loveken 118, Eloise 102, Charm 102 20486 Lrl 3-4 1.16%m 10 111 5 2 3;i 3'h E Barnes 10 Trappy 100,-Not Guilty llO.Sun Banger 381 20205 Lrl 3-4 ld8%ai 1S-5 110 1 3 6 -J 7'i E Barnes HSu.-ky 112, Bearing 111, Traps 110 19929 Lrl 3-4 1:12%ft 22 113 1 5 6« 4*1 L Schaeferl4 N'li-Wood 111.B shBob 108.L tl-Broom 103 19552 IMG 8-41:13%ft SI 114 3 2 41 S« G Ellis 14 Congress 110, Star Cold 107, Wellet 110 19310 HdG 51fl:07%ft 61 115 3 2 3' 4=1 F Horn 15 OTarfc 114. Sucky 111, Little Broom 101 SCHLEY B.. b. g. 3 M) 110 By Chief Flynn— Lady Culpeper, by Theo. Cook. 'Trainer, C. Middleton. Owner. A. S. Bowman). Breeder, A. S. Bowman. 23682 Bow 81fl:lS%ft 71 110 8 7 Ji'-ll-1 E Barnes 13 Flying Torch 109, Hom-yco 113, Shift 114 FLYING SWEEP, b. e, 3 M) 116 By Sweep— Flying Star, by Star Shoot. (Trainer, G. C. Winfrey. Owner, G. C. Winfrey). Breeder. Himyar Stud. 23668 Bow 01 f 1:19 ft 99 114 8 8 9" f^ I) Mergler 9 LadvMarie lOS.L'tleAsbestos llS.Lassa 118 20674 Emp 51 f 1 :07V£ft 60 118 8 9 9«3 7T1 J McT*cacl2 Penalo 118, Munning 118, Ederle 118 20143 Jam 51 f l:07'jgd 30 11P.10 6 7»J 7T3 J McT'guel3 Bookie 120. Munning 113. Steadfast 120 19911 Jam 51 f 1 07%ft 30 IIS 8 7 6" 7'2 H Gofrup 8 P'pleLight llS.J.Cav'gh HS.ScofsCrey 118 19235 Aqu 3-5 1:00 ft GO 113 12 11 9T} ST3 H Gotfup 12 Clairdine 119. Beowulf 113, Bookie 122 17302 Sar 31 f 1:07 ft 30 108 6 6 5' j'j H Got'rup 0 Mi Vida 115, ShaUitup 107, Skavar 110 17009 Sar 51 f 1:09 ft 30 110 3 5 541 5 3 H Got'rup 9 Paragraph 107. Sirdar 110. Imperator 110 16535 Par 5 8 1 :011iliy 100 118 14 13 13-J13" H Got'rupl7 Clafle- 113. Gerfalcon 118. Night Life 118 13319 Emp 51 f 1:06^ ft 100 108 6 6 610 6'» E Robbins 0 Ariel 115, Tuskegee 114. EddieAhearn 113 16110 Emp 5-8 1.00'ift 100 108 6 6 C10 5:2 H Gott'up 7 Onellour 1 12. Bedel if fe 115.I!igliCame 112 MAURICE, ch. c. 3 112 By The Turk— Sister Marjorie, by Jack Point. (Trainer. K. Patterson. Owner. J. W Bean). Breeder, J. W. Bean. 16129 Win 51 f l:07vift 38-31 116 8 7 10,:12" J McCoy 14 Reprove 114, Pr'.eBulbo 104. Philosophy 108 15870 Win 51 f 1:02 sy 3 113 6 4 - Z'l 33 J Josiah 9 Cajuga 115. I'etru.liio 103, Reprove 115 15672 F.E 51 f l:4S%axll! 10 119 10 9 8;J S'» J Hastie 10 Rundale 110, OTurk 114. Lu-ie Ann 107 15313 Ham 5-8 1 :00V5ft o"7-10 116 3 3 8* l'l J Josiah 5 Cayuga 110, Miss Lee 111, Philosophy 104 15060 11am 5-8 1:02 sy 2 118 8 7 7« 5s J Hastie 8 I'ayuga 11" , Inquisitor 113, Tnanna 111 14098 B.B 5-81.42%al 3-2 118 5 3 I'll* 3 Hastie 0 P.la. k Triar 114. Solace 1D7, FiaillM 107 14105 Thf 6-Sl:42%ay 4-5 101 3 1 1*1 I* F Horn 6 Inquisitor 10S. Trappy 111. Civility 102 CHARLEY J. S., b. c. 3 112 By Sweep— Camilla S.. by Ormondale. (Trainer, W. A. Crawford. Owner. Island Farm Stable). Breeder, Himyar Stud. 23670 Bow 7-Sl-l) ft 14 182 2 7 7816"A Pas. -ma 9 Jkllig'ns 117.Man.hu 10-'. An. tMarir 104 23650 Bow Ufl:lt%ft 12-5 111 3 4 8*f 7*» A Pasc-niall Caraaial HtS.Man.hu lOO.Fal. Modesty 100 17847 Sar C-l l:13'/sm 41 107 4 5 5' o" A Pasc'ma 5 Ind nScout 107Sunchen ]12,FIowerC.irl 111 17747 Sar 3-4 1:15 hy 30 112 4 4 4* 5* A Pasc'ma 8 Dodgson 113, Bedcliffe 113, Folamile 113 17483 Sar S-41:t!%fl 6 1061 5 1 7*J 8'1 W Kelsay 10 One Hour 110, Excalibur 110, Clade 108 16881 Sar 3-4 1:13= ■ gd 30 108 1 11 10"1118 E Ainbr'sel2 Slcdgell mer 112,UpyTime 100, ilade 110 167 29 Sar 5-4 l:12%ft 60 115 10 13 W-V,-* A Pasc'maKi Nassak 115, Sun Edwin 127, Brooms 112 16577 Sar 5} f 1 :08%sl 8 120 9 9 7«i 7«i A Pasc-mal5 S'geHmer 115,Sblev'do 120.Cerbrat'n 115 15362 Lat 3-4 l:12%ft 14-5 115 I 5 3* 21 T Pasc'ma 8 loro 118. Greenock 118. Noble Wrack 112 15219 Lat 51fl.05%ft 16 110 5 3 331 24 L CanfieldlO Greenock 118. Eentucky Ace 106, Sesqui 110 FAIR LARK. b. f, 3 105 E Fair Gain— The Lark, by Dick Welles. (Trainer, H. G. Bedwell. Owner, H. G. Bedwell). Breeder. H. G. Bedwell. 23682 How t ■■' f 1 :VJ\-Jt 4'j-10 108 1 9 7C1 4'1 R Leoiiardl.3 F jing Tor. h 148, Hon.-.v. o 113, Shift 114 21315 I'.ow 3-4 1:13 ft 8 10S 5 10 *4*SU*t ■ Barnes 14 Charm 109, Rundale 115, Memory 111} 844)33 Pim 3-41:14%al 14 104 4 5 741 78 K Jacksonl4 BtarGeM 101, AngryMood 114, Memoria 111 20866 Pim 3-4 1 IC'ift 14 108 1 4 4» C' R Jacksonl4 Polls 109, Star Cold 107, Hear Lady 108 20017 Lrl 2-4 1:14%ft 10 109 6 7 4-J 11 R Jacksonl3 BovishBob 113, Milaria 103.FireFairy 111 20171 Thf 3-4 1:14M.ft 22-5 108 1 2 3« 4;J L Steinh'rt 7 YgKitty Hl.MyMcNeill 115,Suncrest 111 20087 Thf 3-4 l:15%*a 47-10 107 4 4 2s 4 L Steinh'rtlO Pr'.eBulbo lOS.Ichitaro 102.MyMcNeil 103 19872 W.lb Sl(148%ft 5 110 10 3 4* "1 L Steinh'rtll Julie H. 114. Kinloss 103, Thymon 117 19733 W.lb 3-4 1:15 gd 12-3 109 1 2 3»* 2"» L Steinh'rt 7 Hilleas(;uBrathll2.Postagel07,OldTimes109 19007 Wdb 3-4 Llo'ift 23 10 110 3 3 4J 21 F Mann ,0 Julie U. 107. Kinloss 104. Airflight 107 GOLD BET. b. c, 3 114 By Flittergold — Black Betty, by Black Toney. (Trainer, A. J. Bedell. Owner, W. T. Anderson). Breeder, Himyar Stud. 23650 How (lfl:18%ft 14 111 9 8 710 6'= F J Bakerll Corporal lOK.Mauchu 109. Fal. Modesty 10G 23393 Tij 341:13 ft 8 118 3 3 331 3:1 F Baker 5 J'gcS.hil'g 115. BonFille 113.Pen'ntQn 113 23251 Tij 3-4 1:15 si 7-5 107 6 5 5* 5«i F Baker T BuckeyeBellel02,BonFille 104,Redcliffe 110 23157 Tij 5-8 1:01 si 2} 97 5 6 3' 1 J Inzelone 7 KcntjBabe 103.SgtSeth 104,Tamar'd 103' 23091 Tij 8-4102%ft 7 113 1 1 U 21 F Baker 7 EddieAh'n 118, Boottop 115, VirgiaBty 113 22833 Tij 3-4 1:13%5d 4 111 5 2 2' t'lP Baker 7 GIDiskin lll.V'aButy lOO.B'keyeB'Ie 100 22564 Tij l\tl:0V/Jt 41 105 6 4 4«1 6» F Baker 8 Polita 106,LittleBroom 99,C'ernorSeth 105 2124C How 7 8 1:24lift 61 109 6 4 4s! 4* F J BakerI3 HotToddy lOO.Loveken 106,PalmBeaeb 109| 21152 How 7-8 1:27%s) 19 5 113 5 3 8J 4'1 F J Baker 8 The Diver 108, Hot Toddy 113, Sunfire 1111 DAISY BELLE. *. f, 8 (M) 105 By Assagai — Bando, by Waldo. (Trainer, C. H. Morris. Owner. C. H. Morris). Breeder. 8. H. Velie. Z3675 Bow 3-41:12%ft 37 112 7 12 12=*11:» W Curran 12 SingleStar 110, Leyland US, noniSoit 112 17893 Cum ab6-8 :66%ft 33 105 5'1 T O'Hara 7 Bea 113, The Maid 108, Rout Step MS 17783 Cum ab5-8 1:00ttgd «3 112 4* T O'Hara 8 Fid'yHouse 112,PlyPoker 112,H.aCare 112 16360 K.np B-81:019fcft 30 114 7 12 12'»12,s A Collins 14 Hourly 117, Okay 122, Irene L. 113 14625 Aqu 6-8 1 OOlisy 8 109 1 11 S^ll17 F Stevens 16 G'fvmdStift- lVJ.S'.vTime 112.FratC.irl 114 14242 Bel 41 f wc :63%ft 30 107 4 11 11"10,# J Callahanl2 T'keysNeck 102,Clrdine 114,BishBob 110 BHYMF. AND REASON, rn. g, 3 112 By Omar Khayyam— Clare, by Bannockburn. (Trainer, K. Patterson. Owner, £■ Arlington). Breeder. S. K. Nichols. 23641 Bow HflaHKft 18 107 1 9 9» 711 W J Bakerl2 RoMiiantc 110. Skylight 102. Corporal 110 20918 Pim 3-4 1:16 m M 118 5 8 8*1 7«3 E Barnes 12 CharlesH. 115. Snobbish 115,SisterShip 115 20866 Pim 3-4 l:13H,ft 81 107 11 9 VI 4«1 C Watters 14 Polls 109, Star Gold 107, Dear Lady 108 20738 Emp &lfl:07%ft 12 117 2 2 1» 21 F J Bakerl2 Huette 112, Sleepy Time 112, Acquire 100 20529 Emp &lfl:08%hy 4 105 2 6 21 1» C Watters 8 Violet B. 112, lata 118. Bird of Prey lis 20430 Jam 3-4 l:15%m 6 113 6 2 2* 2'iW Kelsay 11 Mnlit 109.1/s oG'rie 112.M'nyFInws 105 20245 Jam 61 f 1:08 m 12 108 3 2 2 1 21 F J Bakerl6 Kite 108. Corsiean 118, Royal Lot 108 19960 Jam 3-4 l:14%ft 8 110 6 6 6*1 4« J Kellum 16 Charm 108. Okay 114. Inca 1111 19850 Aqu 6-8 1:01 gd 7 112 1 3 4« 65J W Kelsay 13 Boot top 117, Prompter 117, Hildreth 122 Page 5 3rd Race [3rd Bowie] Xf»rl R ?!■"*■** 6 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year-olds and upward. Cliiiniinc. (Track record: • •*■«■ *^C*V%^ Centrifugal, Km. 25, 1927—1:18—4—114.) Index Crs. Dis.Time Tr. Odds Wt.St. % Str.Fin. Jockey Started Order of FinMi ( BUCKY HARRIS, b. h, 6 117 By Hourless — Clef de Fer, by Verwood. (Trainer, J. L. Burtscbell. Owner, Justa Farm Stable). Breeder, Himyar Stud. | 23642 Bow 7-8 1:26 ft 23 112 6 2 2» 3*3 E A'broselO Son ofJohn 120. N'lonKay 112.Shas.Lad 114 23452 Hav 3-4 1:ll%ft 8-5 112 4 3 3*13* H Thomas 5 Q'nTo'tonll2.Rcputat'n 112, Seth'sIIope 110 3 23328 Hav 3-4 1:12 ft 8 5 115 6 4 ST 2nk H Fisher 6 Reputation 113,ChiefCncas 113. Lemnos 113 22696 Hav 3-4 1:11 ft 1 109 3 1 l'l l'l T Root 6 Seth's Hope 100, Adria 109, Hobcaw 100 I 22557 Hav 3-4 1:12M,ft 2 108 2 2 lBk 2° J Mann 6 North'nPase 105,Adria 101, Reputation 11C I 22 33 4 Hav 1 1-16 l:4t%ft 2 111 1 2 3'1 31 F Mann 5 Boom 102, KingDavid 95. Euphrates 115 | 22233 Hav 1-50 1:42 ft 21 112 3 3 2' 21 J Mann « Architect lOl.Q.Towton 114. Euphrates 117 J 21789 Hav 3 4 111%ft 8 108 1 3 3J l1 J Mann 6 Q'nTowton 117,Reputation 117,Cl*rSky 114 I 21563 Hav l-50 1:42%ft 21 109 1 2 21 2s J Mann 5 CTrSky 107,K'gDavid 100,K'gSol'sSeal 107 : DIGNUS. blk. f, 4 106 By Meridian— Dignity, by Dick Welles. | (Trainer. T. J. Donohue. Owner. C. L. Whiting). Breeder. Estate of L. Garth. 23683 How 3-4 ldlffcft 37-10 113 3 2 2'i 31 II Little 7 Sunsardll5.LadyMarie llO.Sally'sIlonr 117 23640 Bow 3-4 1:13 ft 11 113 5 1 31 4* H Little 13 Gracious Gift 119.Lassa 117. MallyJane 113 . 21151 Cow 3 4 1 13VS1 18 110 3 3 6; 7* F Moon 11 Grae'sGift 114,Sunsard HO.Cont'plate 113 21038 Pim 2-4 1:13%gd 51 106 3 3 V* 7'* P Ratti 7 Glister 112,WhaCll IDo 119,PatriciaJ. 113 J 20809 Emp a3-4 1:11%ft 31 117 1 1 ? 2" J Maiben 4 Circlet 118,G'eChauvelot 113, Charade 114 20705 Emp a 3-4 111 ft 5 114 1 1 l1 11 P Ratti 12 DoctorWilson lOO.CIairdine lOS.Euclid 124 } 20532 Kmp a 3-4 l:10%hy 13-5 99 1 1 11 3'1 E Fewell 8 Bull Run 107. Hobcaw 103. Tin Hat 103 19869 Lrl 3-4 l:ll%ft 12 96 7 6 8*18" G Arnold 8 Osmand 126, P'ce of Wales l23,Pandera 112 ; 19776 HdG 3-4 1:12%ft 46 102 4 1 l1 f" J Cr'gmyle 9 Glister 107, TipTop 99.1ndian Love Call 110 ; Prince II. Star Class, by Star Shoot. McAULIFFE, ch. g, 7 110 By Spanish — (Trainer, J. F. Hynes. Owner. M. E. Wilkinson). Breeder, J. E. Madden. 23657 Bow 1-70 147 ft 19-10 117 6 1 1* 2h C Grassia 7 Forehead 105, Honest John 114, Solo 116 . 22421 Hav l-o0 1:42%ft 1 109 4 4 4* 4C3 H Fisher 6 Charm 93, Pellegrino 93, Moboz 111 , 21554 J P 3-4 1:14%gd 12 112 7 4 4* 3!i M Fishm nlO Mom'sBoy 10C, Arrogant 107,BodyG'rd 105 21514 J.'p 1116 1:47%ft 6 112 4 3 4'1 5,e M Fishm'n 6 GrandDad 107, Up andDown 104, Atoi 10U 21393 J P 1-70 146 *sl 12 112 5 10 101310:o M Fishm'nlO Harass 115, GoldenMae 106. FlyTIawk 112 21275 XP 1-70 1 :44%f t 17 110 13 14 ]2 *1621 M Fishm'nlO McTkle 109,P'erP'ter 112.Pi'nW'glI. 105} ; 20587 lrl 1 1-16 14?%ft 7-5 119 4 1 l1 B * G Fields 8 Comet 117. Word of Honor 112,R'lizat'n 112 ; 20271 Lrl 1 1-16 l:4S%sl 11-20 112 2 1 1=1 1!1 G Fields 6 Solo 103. Sir Leonid 112, Ella M. 109 EUCLID, b. g. 5 HO By The Finn — Mrs. Bewail, by Masetto. j 'Trainer S. W. Richards. Owner. 8. W. Richards). Breeder, W. W. Darden. j 23655 Bow S-41:tt1tft 17-5 118 13 2= 3'JH Elston 13 Tester 118, ShortPri.-o 114, GoldenVolt 120 , 23462 Tij 3-4 l:12%ft 27-10 114 6 6 7*1 5:1 H Elston 7 SandyMan 94,1'lataReal lOO.Serg'tSeth 109 23276 Tij 3-4 1:12%ft 14-5 115 3 6 6'«C,::L Hardy S Conquis'r lOO.KitCarson 105,Serg'tSeth 108 23113 Tij 3 4 1:12 ft 13-10 111 2 3 21 21 II Elston 7 Simony 100. Doc 110, Kit Carson 103 23039 Tij 3-4 1:lH4ft 6 102 2 2 ll 1°* R Russell 8 Ken'yBabe 93, Corinth 99, Conquistador 109 22915 Tij 3 4 1 ll^ft 12 90 7 6 5T1 4»1 F Salas 10 Carlaris 126. Old Kickapoo 95. Simony 99 , 22766 Tij 3-4 1:ll%ft 7f 94 2 6 431 9;1 R Russell 17 Sh. Bulletin, OldKickapoo 92,D'rWilson 113 22705 TIJ 3 4 1:13 "ft 21-10 106 1 1 l1 l1 P Fisher 10 Glenisterll. 104,K'yBabe OS.Waimanu 105 ; LITTLE ASBESTOS, blk. h, 5 109 By Jack Hare Jr. — Lady Manager, by The Manager. (Trainer. R. A. Smith. Owner, Sunnyland Stable). Breeder. W. S. Threlkeld. , 25668 Bow 0*fl:19 ft Si 118 4 4 3*1 2s G Fields 9 Lady Marie 108. Lassa 118, Fairyman 115 23640 Bow 3-4 1:13 ft 32 110 12 11 8*1 7C3 P G'dwin 13 Gracious Gift 119,Lassa 117,MallyJaiie 113 11681 Mia 1 1-8 l: 3%gd-.3-]0 117 2 1 l1 1' G Fields 6 Tractor 114,Wheatstick 114,HalfPint 112 11567 Mia 1-70 1:46 sy 9-6 116 4 1 21 2» G Fields 7 Hayward HO.PaniRoma 103,F'yMaiden 92 11523 Mia 3-4 1:ll%ft 7-5 122 6 6 3» 341 G Fields 6 Piccadilly 98. Hayward 110. Pandy 108 11441 Mia l-70 1:43%ft 17-5 113 1 1 P 3« G Fields 5 Whakie 117,M'tBeacon 118,Ragweed 112 11257 Mia 1 1-16 1 :46%ft 17-10 115 3 1 U 3* G Fields 6 Badenoch 108,Grip'm'd llO.HalfPint 109 11136 Mia 3-4 l:12'/fcft 12 119 Left at post. G Fields 14 Catalan 136. Juggler 110. Marconi 120 CANDY PIG, br. c. 4 113 By Westy Hogan — Mabel G., by Marta Santa. Trainer, G. Arvin. Owner, H. T. Archibald). Breeder, W. S. Payne. ttTMF.G t-4lOX%ft 14-5 110 1 2 21 2"k H Thurber 7 Tyrol 111. Barabbas 105, Frankman 109 22666 FC, 1-70 l:46%hy33-10 109 5 4 4» 4S1 II Thurber 5 David L. Ill, GrandDad 107, Medley 109 22591 F.Q 3-4 1:12%ft 7 108 1 1 l2 l'JH Thurber 8 Floranada 103,N'vigator 116,F'kMcM'n 111 22199 F.G l-70 1:43%ft 11 109 2 2 3s 361 II Thurber 6 Laddie 109, Floranada 101, Almadel 110 22372 F.G 3-4 1:ll%ft 43 10715 9 9" 9s 1 H Thurber 9 Gib'ns 115,GenialHost 107,B'nCompa'n 112 22282 F.G 3 4 1 :14%al 15 113 3 1 3* 3« II Thurber 8 GenialHost llO.W'chm't 113,PatsyJane 11 16610 Par 3-11:14 gd 7 112 2 4 4»J 5» P Walls 9 JohnJ. Williams 122,Giant lll.Murzim 118 , 1595!) Emp ab3-4 1:10%»y 8 114 1 8 S' i«i P Walls 10 Extreme 126. Adamas 99, Lucky Tlay 110 ; JTJNETTA. b. f, 4 109 By Junior— Spearetta. by Spearmint. (Trainer. R. A. Smith. Owner, J. Livingston). Breeder, J. K. L. Ross. 13747 Bel 3-4 me 1 :16%sl 9-5 110 2 2 11 1" G Fields 5 Grange 110, Ominus 115, Vocalian 115 13581 Eel ll-16 1:47 *m 10 100 2 3 4=1 31 P Goodwin 5 Cann; e 116, Revolver 107, Grand Bey 117 13253 Jam 1-70 1:44 ft 7 107 4 3 3» 3« G Fields 8 Su: Hawk 112, Grange 112, Atwater 112 13004 Jam 3-4 1 :12%ft 11-5 110 13 7 7»i 6'1 P G'dwin 14 Giant 115, Grange 115, Sun Hawk 115 12640 Jam 3-4 l:12Vfeft 6 114 3 4 3' Z* L, McAtee 8 Clamor 114,Flambino 114, Stuart'sDraft 114 11313 Mia 3-4 l:12%ft 24-5 106 3 3 21 21} G Fields 14 La Diva 110, Artilleryman 110, Weiser 110 11074 Mia 61fl:06%ft 212 110 7 7 5B1 410 G Fields 12 PartingWays 110,Plotter 115.AHBlue 115 MAXIVA, br. m, 5 109 By Golden Maxim — Kiva, by Semproniui. (Trainer, V. Kaiser. Owner, V. Kaiser). Breeder. J. TJmensetter. 23668 Bow 6i f 1:19 ft 22 116 9 9 710 7,s G Taylor 9 Lady Marie 108,L'tleAsbestos 118.Lassa 118 21320 Low 1 1-16 l:46 -0ft 12 116 12 4 It 1*1 A Abel 13 Teton 109, Aiagon 112, Bucky Harris 117 21248 Bow 11-8 1:54 ft 27-10 114 9 1 1* l1 A Abel 14 Izetta 110, Fenlight 102, DangerSignal 112 21140 Bow l-70 1:46%sy 10 112 9 6 3'1 2 E Barnes 14 W.ofHonor 113,Knock'y 113,B'uGeste 112 21094 tow 3-4 1:12 It 33 11110 12 8;J C8J L Schaeferl2 G'ciousGift 114,F'sePride 111, Lounger 113 20988 Pim 1-70 l:4t%fl 11-6 112 1 2 11 2"* P Ratti 10 Houston lll.Tazewell 114,G'ldenHawk 112 20899 Pim 1-70 l:47«sl 19-5 115 3 1 1°* 2' P Ratti 7 Scat 110,JennyDean 104, DangerSignal 120 20760 Lrl 3-4 1:13%ft 51 110J13 6 11 1" R W'kmanlS Appellate 107, Son Ami 107, Clinch 112 ARTILLERYMAN, ch. g. 4 114 By Peter Quince — Tread Lightly II., by Tredcnnis. (Trainer. A. Schuttineer. Owner. A. Schuttinger). Breeder. A. B. Hancock. 12390 Bow 7-8 l:27Vift S-5 110 3 1 3'J 55 O Philpot 6 SunF'ward 112,Co!o'lSeth 102. TipTop 100 12376 Bow 7-8 l:31%syl3-20 108 1 1 l'J 1= II Philpot 4 ColonelSeth 105,QueenBee 106,LougJoe 112 12355 Bow CI f 1:25 hy 17 104 5 5 4* 3S Q Philpot 6 T.Top 102. Contemplate llO.P.Smiles 112J 11709 Mia l-70 1:44%ft 11-5 104 9 1 1* Is R W'kman 6 Glorious 104,FineCh'pagne 107, Dragon 115 11633 Mia 3-4 l:l-%ft 63-10 110 6 4 3'1 l1 J Maiben 8 TheDago llO.WarQueen 107,CandyPan 110 11313 Mia 3-4 l:12«4ft 21 110 2 13* I:jJ McT'gueU La Diva 110, Junetta 100, Weiser 110 10826 Mia 3-4 l:13%ft lif 115 8 4 5"1 5' P Walls 14 Polymel 115, Ima Baby 110, Florenda 110 10429 Mia 51 f 1 M~ti t 110 105 7 10 H^IO11 M Caru?o 14 Black Agate 108, War Eagle 108. Azure 103 FLAGSHIP, ch. g. 6 105 By Man o' War— Understudy, by Star Ruby. (Trainer, J. E. Faulstich. Owner, J. J. Boyle). Breeder, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jef fords. 21140 Bow 1-70 l:46',isy ff 107 4 6 8 3 S: P Ratti 14 W of Honor 113,Maxiva 112,Knockany 113 21096 Bow 1 3 10 2:00%ft H 105 5 3 i4? C5 P Ratti 9 Alletache 109, Leger 110, Euphrates 1111 20439 A.P 11-16 1:47 ft ii 100 4 7 78' 7,3-P Hebert 7 MissMeise 100,Ind'apolis 104,Gr'ndl)ad 109 20368 A.P 11-16 1:49 ft 7 105 3 3 4C1 37 P Hebert 8 Up and Down 101, Brazen 110. Alloy 115 19439 F.P 1 1-16 l:46%ft 11 102 4 8 8« 8" M Meyer 9 McTinkle 108, narass 114, Banter 102 17643 F.P 1-70 l:41!Viit 17 102 4 & 653 5» H Philpot 7 Anaconda 100, Fresco 97, Harass 100 1 7246 Haw 1 1-16 1:45 ft 8 106 2 1 2 1 331 H Philpct 8 G'giaRose 102,Sm'gGus 112,G'geDeMar 103 GOLDEN WANDERER, b. g. 5 112 By The Wanderer — Golden Bantam, by Star Shoot (Trainer, P. E. Fitzgerald. Owner. F. Hayes). Breeder, J. W. Bean. 23642 Bow 7-41:24 ft 6 f 106 14 15 WtHa O B'rassa 19 Son ofJohn 120. N'lonKay 112, B.Harris 112 21122 Bow 61 f 1:20 ft 13-10 122 9 11 C» i» R W'kman 15 Fig ofTruce 111, SunRock 104, Pheasnt 114 20169 Lrl 170 1 :4:j%ft 19-10 113 4 11* 1»* M Fishm'n 8 Tenicra're 115. Realization 110. Matador 105 20029 Lrl 11:39 ft 14-5 115 4 2 1» 1" W Smith 8 F.Andr s 114.K.ON1 lI.112.D'g'rSignl 100 19553 HdG 3-4 1:13%ft 9 5 116 11 15 151B15'» A Pase'mal5 Lawless 114.D'g'rSignal 113,DryToast 110 17560 Sar 3 4 l:13%ft 40 115 7 8 771 6T2 C Watters 11 CndyTan HO.FincChamp'ne HO.Brush 110 4th Race [4th Bowie] •♦■h ■XJS'T't? J ^,,,,' •*••* «* Vards. Mount Royal Purse. 4-jcar-ohls and upward. **•** *'%«i*'W^ Hmmi. (Track record: fsorlie, Nov. 26, 1927—1:4:1—2—105.) I Index Crs. Dis.Time Tr Odds Wt.St. % Str.Fin. Jockey Started Order of Finish BUCKY HARRIS, h. h, 5 112 'For past performances see third race). , WILLIE K., ch. c. 4 106 By Donnacona — Rogue, by Roquelaure. (Trainer, W. M. Sheedy. Owner, W. Keating). Breeder, R. Meacham. | 23677 Bow ]-70 1:44%ft 13 109 6 6 Z* 1] 1 Mei gler S Lieutenant II. 108. Comet 11?,I ■llftc MQ | 23642 Bow 7-8 1:21 ft 27 110 15 16 13SH3 : D MerglerlO Son ofJohn 120, N'lonKay 112, B. Harris 112 j 21319 Bow "I 1-16 1:47 ft 49-10 117 8 8 C« 6~l F Weiner 10 Recreation 116," J.FredA. 120, Signola 107 ; 21260 Bow l-70 1:44%ft 11-5 103 1 6 6* 31 S Hebert 5 Clear Sky 100. La Diva 100, Attack 107 ; 21247 Bow ll-16 1:45%ft 61 100 6 6 4» 35S S Hebert 0 W'rEagle 107, Son of J'hn 107. B'k Friar 95 j 21166 Bow l-70 1:45%gd 41 108 6 6 6fl 6S1 G Fields 6 Hcrodian llS.Weelinrn 110*,WarEajrle 315 | 21139 Bow 11-16 1:47 sy 8 103 8 7 5' 3*1 S Hebert 8 Cloudland 110. Wntkinson 105,\VillieK. 103 1 21095 Bow 1 1-16 l:16Vfcft 5 111 7 5 4« 25 E Ambr'se 7 Lal'alina 103,Forel.ark 103,Sev'thSon 109 l LIEUTENANT II., b. g, 8 109 By Junior — Casquetts, by Captivation. ] (Trainer. B. E. Potts. Owner. Mrs. R. E. Potts). Bred in England by T. Monahan. 23677 Bow l-7tl:4M%ft 1C-5 108 3 1 l1 -i E Barnes • Willie K. 109. Coimt 112. La Morte 107 j 23649 Bow ,".Vfl:06 ft 13 116 6 6 4' 1 4° E Barnes 7 Contemplate lOS.I'oly 120,SenrN'orris 109 • 21317 Bow ll-"l6 1:46 ft 22 106 6 3 22 541 F Stevens 8 Herodian 108. Au-illa 109, RollsRoyce 113 • 21195 Be w 1-70 l:447ift 49-10 109 4 2 2»» 2" A Abel 5 BigSweep 112,J.FredA. 107,NatEvens 109 | 21139 Bow 11-16 1:47 sy 5 107 5 6 6T1 611 E Barnes 8 Cloudland 110, Watkinson lOo.WillieK. 103 5 21073 Bow 1-70 l:43y-.ft 6 110 2 3 31 4* E Barnes 7 Aucilla 111, Canter. 113, Carlaris 110 ! 21053 Pim 1 1-16 l:47%ft 3 116 1 2 2" 21 E Barnes 5 J.FredA. 112,Watk'son 108,Sev'ntliSon 112 : 20968 Pim 1-70 1:45 ft 7 110 1 2 42J 5-J E Barnes 7 Canter 120, RollsRoyce 117, WeeBurn 108 • 20870 Pim 3-4 kHHfl 61 113 8 7 731 63J. E Barnes 8 V hatll I Do HG.Saixiy 118,WarEagle 106 : COMET, ch. g. 5 106 By Gnome— Starflight, by Sunstar. (Trainer, J. Nicholson. Owner, A. Bramson). Breeder, C. T. Grayson. 23677 Bow 1-70 1 :44V t 12 113 I .". 3' t\ R Wl;i.:;ui 8 WillieK. 10!».L't«-naiit 11. lOh.LaMorte 107 | 23643 Bow 1-701:46 ft 61 110 2 5 411" B Barnes 8 Afterglow 112»,J'geFuller HO.Wellet 103 ] 21319 Bow 11-16 1:47 ft 24-5 115 1 6 33 4 L SchaeferlO Recreation 116, J.FredA. 120, Signola 107 | 21262 Bow 1 1-16 VAWJt 4 113 7 8 47 3!1W Curran 10 Corinth 107.Grip,minaud HO.Rockh'wk Hl'.t | 21196 Bow ll-8 1:53Uft 7 108 7 6 3 U J Chalm'rs 9 SevtliSon 113,Grippem'd 103.1'or.Lk 110 | 21153 Bow 13-lG2:05%sl 8 104 3 6 4*} 4- J Chalm'rs I flearSLy 103,SeventliSon 10."..Ebulord ] ) •} | 21067 Pim 1-70 1 :45%ft 53-10 107 6 6 3J 4J F Weiner 6 Overlooked 116.Forel.ark HO.CIearSky 114 •, 20843 Pim 1-70 1:44 ft 6 110 4 6 41 3' W Harvey 6 Vellas 113, Lounger 120, Signola 103 ! 20728 Lrl 1 1-2 2:36',ift 31-10 11013 3 2" 2" R W'kman 5 Cl.-arSky HO.Klyllau k 110 Fleetwood 10r. GEORGE DE MAR, ch. g, 6 106 By Colonel Vennie — Little Bit, by Transvaal, (Trtiner, C. Cherry. Owner, Wild Rose Farm Stable). Breeder, J. B. Respess. 22882 F.Q 1 3-16 2:05%hy 22-5 110 6 4 Z- 3-1 E Barnes 8 Aregal 107*, Sea Rocket 120. La Diva 105 82773 F.G ll-161:45%ft 10 112 6 6 31 1' E Barnes 6 » ol. Board 109. My Son 112.PatraMarian MS 22690 F.G 1316 1:5914ft 7 111 1 4 4 4:J E Barnes 5 Retaliate 106, Rejiiveiiat'n 105, Serajevo 97 1 22669 F.G 1 1-16 1 :48y„hy 23-5 114 1 2 11 lh E Barnes 7 Cockrill 109, Lounger 110, Huntsman MS | 22628 FG 11-16 1:50 hy 3-2 111 4 8 33 23 R Leonard 5 GrandDad llO.I'arolell. lOO.Patuxant 111 I 22188 F.G ll-161:48Vift 21 113 10 6 3' l"k R LeonardlO LkyDrilt 107.1'ataMarian lOS.FloraM. 110 21950 F.G 1 1-16 l:48%gd 21-5 112 6 1 I'll* F Chiav'ta 7 Revolver 110,Up a. DownlOO.EasyMoney 110 : 21327 Lex ll-81:51«ftft 19 111 6 4 31 21 F Ch'vetta 0 lnd'napolls lll.Acirema 108.Smilg ;us 112 I 21203 Lex 1 1-16 1 :47 Ael 16 107 6 6 6»J 6* JK H'rris 6 MalvinaB. 112.Mnrlboro lOS.Wooldge 111 I SI 146 Lex ll-16 1:48Hm 10 112 4 4 3* 3* C E Allen 5 Ind'n'polis lOl.B'tSbawl 105,Br'tPlate 115 I • CROSSCO, br. f, 4 101 By Trevisco — Crossbun, by Peter Pan. (Trainer. C. Cherry. Owner. Wild Rose Farm Stable). Breeder, J. H. Morris. 23558 J.P ll-161:46^ift 51 103 6 1 lh 211 B Hodson 0 Brilliant 108. FireOn 108, apt Geo F'ter 110 23527 J. P ll-8 1H 2Vtft 10 103 4 4 42 3* B Hod'son 7 Capt.G Fost'rllO.P'tux'tlOO.Dr ilenas 110 23307 J.P ll-16 1:48Vim 4 106 9 4 11 21 B Hod'son 9 Br htsliawl lOO.Anaconda 108, Gd Dad 113 23262 J.P 11-16 1:46 ft 6 101 1 1 I3 l1 B Hod'sonlO Suiacker 104, Lepanto 114, Geo. Groom 109 23206 J.P 11-8 1:54 ft 10 103 1 1 U 2» B H'dges'n 8 J. John*onJr.ll4, Frightful 107.BIockhd 113 22035 F.G 1 1-16 l:47%ft 29-10 115 5 4 33 33 F Ch'vetta 9 FloraM. 115,ForeStar 107,Marg'tSt.L. 102 21969 F.G 1-70 l:45%ft 17-20 113 4 2 11 I2 F Ch'vetta 8 Talladega 109. Coohogan 117. BallGee 113 21706 J.P 11-16 1:49 ft 62 10816 8 7°1 5°1 F Ch'vetta 9 Flaherty 110. Parolell. 114. IluonPine 109 21255 Lex 1 1-8 l:52%ft 62 105 1 3 4« 44 L Whit'cre 7 Kxile 115. Bright Shawl 104. Sea Lion 100 21159 Lex CeldSfcfev 20 112 6 6 5'1 5« J Heupel 6 Dr. Maxon 111, Red Grange lll.Apopka 105 SHASTA LAD. b. g. 4 109 By Harmonique — Lady Alice, by Assagai. (Trainer, E. Haughton. Owner, 'B. Haughton). Breeder, H. D. Brown 23642 Bow 7S1:L6 ft C}f 114 1 5 3-14= E Barnes 19 Son of. I oh n 120. N'lonKay 112.B. Harris 112 23445 J.P 3-4 1:14'isl 9 111 3 5 53J :»7J F Horn S Beggar Bay 103. Brilliant 104, Tannic MS] 23304 J.P 3-4 1:14 m 19-5 113 4 2 5=* 5« W Fronk 7 Bookie 101, Bliggai Boy 103, Brilliant 104 23217 J.P 5\fl:06',ift 7 115 5 3 2* 2« W Fronk 8 GolrSgeant 105.BigS\vp 1 15.Bcg-rP.oy 110 23163 J.P 3-4 1:1216ft 23-10 114 4 4 32 33 L' Schaefer 9 Lounger 107, Tannic 109J, Algol 109} 23022 J.P 3-4 1:131£sl 18-5 111 1 2 I'll1 L Schaefer C C'rS'geant 105.Brilliant US.P'k'jHcat 10S 22956 J.P 51fl:09i£m 5 117 2 3 3:1 3' I Schaefer 5 P.ril'iaDt 11 "..Witchm'nt llO.I'.eg rBoy 110 22498 F.G 3-4 IdSKft 11-5 111 2 3 2* 3h C E Allen 8 Tannic Hl.PatsyJane 103,1'rklyHcat 108 5th Race [5th Bowie] ( | 3 I I | J I : | . J } ; ; . , ; ; j j , , ; , , ; Sf"h »^.«*^»^» IxJlt^a* ' MB* a,,,l •« Yard*. 3-j ear-olds. laimintr. (Tracl. record: Sortie, «**•" Nov 26 j927_i;43_2_i05.) Index Crs. Dis Time Tr. Odds Wt.St. =!i Str.Fin. Jockey Started Order of Finish FIRE FAIRY, b. f, 3 116 By Campfire— Sally N., by Josh. (Trainer, R. Curran. Owner, W. J. Owens). Breeder, R. T. Wilson. 23651 Bow l-7Sl:4t%ft 23-5 108 1 1 11 I1 P Go'dwinM Sleepy 'lin-e 113.SunK.ii. 1 l.YMoro. . o 110 23143 J.P 3-4 1:13~;ft 51 95 8 5 21 1* T Root S Stormy Part 114,Col. Krage 114.1',—oui 110 22664 F.G 3-4 1:151ihy 26 109 3 2 7" 810 N Huff 11 Angry Mood 114, Clutter 106. Rlm-FIag 114 22223 F.G 3 4 1 :13%f t 31-10 111 2 1 651 S11 F Chiav'tal2 TliistleB'uty lOS.Angry.M'd lll.TumOn 109 21869 . I. v 3-4 1:17%m 21 108 4 1 521 6'1 J Josiah aflutter 105, AngryMood 114. BillSeth 105 21723 J.P 3-4 1:13%ft 9 112 4 1 lh 3* J Josiah 12 Eloise 108 Cuddle 111. Duffs Time 108 21547 J.P I~t!:15fca1 14 113 4 3 4' 610 J Josiah 10 Blu l'.lood 103,Angry Mood 116.l5esom 108 21213 Bow 61 f 1:1b S 23 110 3 1 1*1* R Leonardl3 Cruelty 110, Aster 113, Boottop 113 20935 Pim 3-4 1:16'isl .:' 11] 3 1 9« llv3 E Barnes 14 StarGold 10 J. AngryMood lll.Memoria 111 20866 Pim 3-4 1 :13M,ft 23-5f Mb 0 12 9»1 6' E Barnes 14 Tolls 109. Star Gold 107. Dear I-.idy 108 20617 Lrl 3-4 l:14%ft 49-10f 111 3 1 ll 4'1 J Cr'gmylel3 Fan Lark 109. Boyisliliob 113, Milaria 103 BE STILL, b. f, 3 110 By Dozer— Little Devil, by Ogden. (Trainer, J. McTague. Owner, B. S. Cutler). Breeder, J. E. Madden. 23678 Bow 1 1 :40".-,f t 12 100 1 7 -VJ (i1 Brown I Corporal MS, Ar.turus 105. CaagWM 105 23654 Bow 5Jfl:06%ft 6 114 1 4 33\ 4:;2 J J McTe 12 Col.Drage 119,Trappy 110.Compli.afii 109 23487 J.P l-41:13%ft 9-5 107 8 3 33 43 J J McT'uell M.vl!oyFrM112.B.Cnlbts'n105.Ilirendn 109 23377 J.P 3-4 1:13Vift 16-5 111 2 1 1 2h J J McTa'e 8 My BoyFrnd lll.SenarSetli 120.Ses |iii 108 23202 J.P 3-4 1:13%ft 17-5 106 2 1 1* Is J J McT'uelO Leyld 113,BlindCa«t 105.RedR'ketII. 1121 23143 J.P 3-4 1:13%ft 4 107 3 2 3'1 63i J J McT'e 8 FircFairy 95.StormyPort 11 ». Col.Drage 114 22711 F.G 1-70 l:441ift 7\ 101 6 2 21 3'1 H West 7 Bles'fM 110,151'kFriar llO.DanBnham 110 22E70 F.G 1 l:40?s rd 16-5 100 6 5 5» 4CJ II West 10 Calvados 108,F'seModesty lOJ.Beaurd 104 22505 F.G 3-4 1:13 ft 6 107 3 4 4«1 3'1 C E Allen 6 Algol 120, Rosinante 107. Bookie 117 LUCIE ANN. ch. f, 3 115 By Sea Rock— Rose Margot, by Peter Quince. (Trainer. R. Brown. Owner. J. E. Beai). Breeder. E. B. Jacobs. 23686 Bow 1-70 1:45 ft Si 115 7 5 2" 1*1 0 Brown 9 BlueKlag 114. Elevate 108. KocklantlRoy 110 23651 Bow l-70 1:46 ift 16 110 7 7 7'» J O Brown 10 FircFairy 10S. Sleepy Time ll.l.SunKin 115 21257 Bow ll:41%ft 7 106 11 14 H==12 ■• O *Jrown 15 Skavar 109, Star Gold 106. Trappy 109 21163 Bow 3-4 1:13%gd 14f 109 8 12 S'i S!J G Barnes 12 Rata* lOO.WatcrLad 1 10. C aetata e.Maid 103 19729 HdG 3-4 1:13 ft 41 108 3 6 441 4s O Brown 8 Purr 109*. Stitches 113, Golden Fair 113 19310 HdG 61fl:07%ft 23 111 6 8 91? 97 O Brown 15 O'Ttirk 114, Sucky 111. Little Broom 101 17248 Ken bl tl:ffi*tTt 27 106 6 6 64 2!JO Brown 12 Martie Flynn 113,BillSetb 108,OutStep 100 16934 Dev 51 f 1:08 ft 9f 114 1 6 10«i 9fl O Brown 12 Out Step 114. Petruchio 115, Trans 117 16844 Dev 51fl:10\hy 81 106 9 7 4:1 21 O Brown 9 Honeynook lOO.OntStep 106,Go?'orSeth 106 TROJIS. b. f, 3 108 By Trojan— Eiddis, by Hermit. (Trainer. O. E. Pons. Owner. M. R. Pons). areeder. J. P. Jones. 23664 Bow 1-70 1:47 ft 17 103 4 2 lnk lnL J Walker 9 BlueFlag 107.SleepyTime 11 1. It Hit 109 20758 Lrl 3-4 1 :14%ft 57 109 1 7 731 621 J Ch'lmersl5 Sun Ranger llO.Bearg 112.Deposition 104J 20551 Lrl 1 l:43=r,sl 21-5f 105 4 7 7* 7" J C M'glerlO Galahai 10S. Imperator 108.Dear Lady 108 19774 HdG 3-4 l:13%ft 11 109 6 13 lo' = 15ia R Wkinanlj Ja.kOLeen 100,Wellet 121.JaneBrker 10 J 17139 Haw 3-4 1:15Hft 20 1C7 2 3 1* l3 J C M'g:erl2 Honeyfi^h 108J, Piute 112,FairJustice 107 16965 L.F 61 f LOO^m 14 115 1 7 7'» 7:o J C M'gler 8 FairGoId 115, Constance 115. KittyCat 115 16834 L.F 61 f 1:09 si 11 106 6 4 9'* 7'» J C M'g.erlS Go Away lOl.La Petite 100.Un.-lo Boot 107 16367 L.F 61 f 1:08 ft 22-5 106 4 4 3* 3* L Pichon 11 Moneague 100,RlManager 109.G. Oliver 116 MOROCCO, b. c, 3 112 By Tangiers — Iaurinn, by Persimmon. (Trainer, W. A. Crawford. Owner. E. Denemart). Bred in England by H. J. Kirwan. 23651 Bow 1-70 1 :46 ift 6 110 1 5 58 4:J A Pase'malO FirePairy 10'3.Sleei yTim. 113.fl— a* ta 113 23496 J.P 11:41 ft 10 106 4 6 2'3 31 C Landoltll Intense 107^. Stormy Port 112, Bun 107 33447 J.P 1 l-16 1:51'isl 6 102 1 2 1» l3 CLandolt 9 Mai-Dale lOO.DnyCooney lOO.Respoi.d 112 23285 J.P 1 1-16 l:47 ift 27 104 8 4 31 2'1 C Landolt 8 Bill Scth 105. Moneague 98. Cuddle 108 23202 J.P 3-4 1:13%ft 14 102 1 8 S;J 8'° C LandoltlO Be Still 106, Ley land US. BHad Cast 105 23140 J.P ll-16 1:48%ft 9 114 1 1 2" 5 J S Steele 12 TheOrl'n Hl.SnuyGolden lOS.Ma-ara 100 23064 J.P 1-70 1:47 ft 12 106 9 9 9*1 9'« R DePmalOMan.hu 109, Cuddle 112. Turn On 110 22919 F.G II Itl-ftTaTil 91 10812 2 2'1 21 S Steele 10 SleepyTime 104,LittleMarie lO'.Miml 107J 22814 F.G 11-16 l:50*i,sy 14 114 4 3 2* 2* S Steele 7 TheCossaek 110. Clutter 111, Mascara 103 FRANK, ch. c. 3 (M) 105 By Campfire— Head Over Heels, by Celt. (Trainer, A. Swenke. Owner. Mrs. A. Swenke). Breeder. A. B. Hancock. 23682 Bow 6Jfl:l£r«Lft 24 11112 6 6*3 711 A Rob's'nl3 Flying larch MS, Honey.o 113. Shift 114 23654 Bow 51fl:06%ft 71 105 12 12 ll=-10-» P Francis 12 Col.Drage 119. Trappy HO.f ompli.afn 109 23544 J.P l-70 1:45 ift 36 95 1 2 S*» S*» P McGin'isl2 Theo. Fay 106}, Delegate 110, Gale 115 23496 J.P 11:41 ft 27 97 6 3 41 6s T Root 11 Intense 107!. Stormy Port 112.Moroc.-o 100 23422 J.P t lllTKIrj 14 110 6 2 2* 2 W BowdenlO Forebc? 110. Junie 106, Igor 110 23376 J.P ll:40%ft 12-5 108 8 4 561 713 R De P'mal2 Ane't Lore 108.Spor'gVein lOS.Forebec 108 23097 J.P 3-4 1:14i/3ft 12 113 8 5 6' 6* F Ch'vetta 12 ColonelDrage 116. Besom 112. PolarSea 112 22999 J.P 3-4 1:18%hy 63 113 6 7 5" 4" F Ch'vetta 8 Emphatic 100. Fedonna 112, Bill Seth 105 CARA LUCE, b. f. 3 (M) 100 By Ed Crumrj — Caro Nome, by Orna— ent. (Trainer, C. H. Crisco. Owner, C. H. Crisco). Breeder, Mrs. K. E. Hitt. 21121 Bow 3-4 l:13%i't 47-10f 102 8 11 9TJ10;0 K Flowers IS Corporal US. Justa Pal 114, l.arock 126 19866 Lrl 61fl:0S%ft llf 115 8 11 9*1 9S3 E Hanson 13 Canteen 115. R'gBrook 11" . III. Kathleen 115 13008 Pim 41 f :55%gd 57 110 4 8 8» 8" E Barnes 9 Paulina L. 111. Water Lad 113. Cayuga 113 PAGANETTA. blk. f. 3 100 By Pagan Pan — Agnes Virginia, by Sir Dixon. (Trainer, J. Booker. Owner. J. Booker). Breeder. Keene & Rouss. 23686 Bow 1-70 1:46 ft 19 104 1 6 5"1 g*| J C Mergr ILath Ann 115. Blue Flag 114. Elevate 108 23654 Bow 51 f 1 :0ti2Lf t 37 115 8 8 12=412;l- F Booker 12 Col.Drage 119.Trappy llO.Compli.-.ifn 109 20895 Pim 3-4 l:14%sl llf 106 5 9 10,010» J C M'glerl4 AngryMood 117, Loveken 117, Thymon 115 20516 Lrl 3-4 l:17%hy 21 103 4 1 1* l3 C Brooks 15 Galahad llS.HollisRinehart HO.Dazzle 113 20329 Lrl 3-4 1:15 ft 6f 116 12 13 141314'« F Booker 15 DearLady 109. Finisterre 114, DeepSea 108 20123 Lrl 3-4 l:15«.sl llf 11617 8 8»} 7el F Booker 15 LleBroom 104.RghOlga 1 l.l.c.alahad 110} 19774 HdG 3-4 l:13%ft 8f 106 8 12 H"ll*« C Phillips 15 Ja.kOLeen 106. Wellet 121 .JaneBr'ker 106 19600 HdG 5}fl:07%ft 7f 115 2 6 98!12" F Eooker 15 Alynette 109,WcdgFlit 120.Ca lynLee 110 STAR KING. br. c. 3 (M) 109 By Star Hawk— Raindrop, by Maintenon, (Trainer, F. White. Owner. P. S. P. Randolph). Breeder. Newtondale Stable. 23682 Bow CI f 1 :lS%ft ! 4 11110 10 10'- 8'- P Go'dwinl.3 Flying Torek MS, Honey.o 113. Shift 114 21257 Bow ll:41%ft lOf 108 8 13 15:"14's G Philpot 15 Skavur 109, Star Gold lOd, Trappy 109 6th Race [6th Bowie] I , | | j ; ; j | 1 l ] j • • | 5 ! : • : | ] | | | | •, ! 1 | I : I I I hth ix iC*fi ' '•'* Wiles. 1-year-olds and upward. 1 !iiin.iiiLr. ( 1 1:11k record: vm,m* »-a.**^^» Ji,i]i, -Nov. 14, 1927—1:44^—3—123.) Index Crs. Dis.Time Tr. Odds Wt.St. % Str.Fin. Jockey Started Order of Finish ROWLAND S REQUEST, b. h, 6 117 By Sir Rowland — Linger Longer Lucy, by Avington. (Trainer, W. Weir. Owner, J. J. Meyers). Bred in England by Mrs. B. M. Cunningham. 23680 Bow 1 1-16 1 :4Ssift 21-10 110 7 3 21 l4 G Fields 14 EdPdletoii MSJCcxBrt llO.LittleYin.-e 109 23663 Bow 11-16 1:49 ft SJ 110 8 4 4-2 3- G Fields ISJaatVMfca 114. Zeod 111, Battle skot 105 15205 W.P ll:3ts%ft 56 106 4 9 9' 9,! J Kederis 9 I-ord Julian 102, Chink 9'J, Cartoon 108 11393 F.G 1 1-8 1 :55*4;f t 8 107 6 6 4*1 441 H Got'rup 6 Ourkweed 108. Banter 112. Harass 112 11175 F.G ll-8 1:55?sft 32 107 2 2 21 3* H Got'rup 7 Alopex 112, Balboa 111, Button 107 11071 F.G 1 1-16 l:4S3itt 49 108 9 9 9»19I2D Lynch 11 Banter 113. Prattle 103. Alopex 113 10824 F.G ll-16 1:49%ft 3-2 113 2 1 4J 3* W Harvey 8 Pando^to HO.Zeka lOS.Guest of Honer 113 10722 F.G ll-8 1:35%ft 19-5 113 5 2 2* 3*1 W Harvey 7 Button 106, Wavecrest 109. Optimist 112 10368 F.G 1 1-16 l:48«ift 119 U0 8 6 4*1 4" W Harvey 8 Parolell. 109,P.Calh'n 114.0pperman 107 HIGHLAND CHIEF, b. g, 6 114 By Hollister— Palestra, by Prince Palatine. (Trainer, R. A. Johnson. Owner, R. A. Johnson). Breeder, A. K. Macomber. 23661 Bow 61 f 1:20 ft !»i 113 2 4 2- lh C I-andolt IS Carefree H2.M'sFayette 107.SirBarley 107 23529 J.P H-Ml:47Kft 24-5 109 1 1 1| P* C Landolt 12 Seth'sPre-m105.P']ice'nDayT0."i.PoiiiniOi 107 23403 J.P 1 1-16 l:4S%ft 17 111 4 2 11 431 C LandoltlO Reveillon 111, BillSeth 106, Duckweed 111 23219 J.P ll-8 1:54%ft 51 108 1 1 2'1 4"! J J McTeM SirLeonidl06,Torcher 105.MomePresse 107J 23061 J.P ll-8 1:56%ft 16-5 114 7 2 5* 871 R Leonard 12 Kiyi 112, Oseda 107. Coppershine 114 22924 F.G 1 3-16 2:00"igd29-10 113 5 1 l'l 2 R Leonard 8 Botch 108), JuhalEarly 110. Reveillon 111 22714 F.G 1 1-8 1 :53%ft 5 110 2 1 1* 1* P Gtoos 8 Pol'manDay HO.Reveilh.n Ill.N'eDive 110 22502 F.G 1 1-8 l:".3-^,ft 31 105 5 1 11 2" W Bowden 7 Rcv'Ion ' HO.SirLeonid 107,PlainDcaler 106 COMMISSIONER CAHILL, b. h, 6 109 By Everest— Beauty Bright, by Star Shoot. (Trainer. J. Conwav. Owner. Mrs. H. Lockwood). Breeder, A. E. Hundley & Son. 23679 Bow 1-70 1 : ir.-0t t 22-5 116 1 1 2nk 531 R W'kmanl.". Tazewell 110. Leger MS, For.-lcad 105 23673 Bow 1-70 1:47 ft 4 113 6 4 3i 5» A Roli'snli KaarfaaBa 1 12.1»eronda 114. Everglade 116 23647 Bow 6': f 1 3914ft 43-10 110 13 2-2" A Rob'ts'nl3 RockThorn HO.Castiiig HO.Fr'ccsIto. -k 108 23188 Hav l-50 1:44^gd 3 115 1 1 21 4r»l C H'nstein 7 Dragon 10), Futuro 110, Tin Hat 110 23084 Hav l-50 1:4S%hy J-5 105 2 1 1* l1- A Rob'ts'n 7 BonnyCastle 105. Arsacid 110. Splinters 105 23005 Hav S-410S*«ft 2 104 2 2 1* 1« A Rob'ts'n 7 Julie 105, Nayarit 107, Tcluride 109 22077 Hav 51 1 l:08%ft 12 104 6 9 7* 7*1 A Rob's'n 9 Dry Nat ion 107, Nayarit 102, Sindora 101 19654 HdG 1 1-16 1 :50%ft 91 108 10 3 21 21 C Phillips 10 Valentino 113. W'thman li:i,KVnl.ad 108 19553 HdG 3-4 l:13%ft 24 114 1 10 101 9'J A B'c'ft Jrl5 Lawless 114, Dg'rh'ignal 1 Li. Dry Toast 110 PARCHESIE, br. g, 4 111 By Johren— Guess Again, by All Gold. (Trainer, W. M Shrewbridge. Owner, Mrs. E. I. Shrewbridge). Breeder, H. P. Whitney. 23000 J.P 1 1-8 2:03'S,hy 14-5 113 4 3 21 l3 J Leyland 8 Sun Rajah 110. Swoop 110, R.pcnter 100J 22955 J.P 1 1-4 2:144-m 23-10 110 7 1 1- l3 J Leyland 10 Lauoil 110. Efcldee 105. Gaffmy 106J 22863 F.G 1 1-16 1 :55 im 14-5 115 7 3 1* l'l E Barnea 11 Cate^by 115,Dnavidco HO.L'dValtine 115 22648 F.G 1 1-16 1 :5(r%m 7 110 2 3 3-J 3 E Barnes 9 Efcldee 108, Queer lOO.MargaretSt.L. 104 21558 J.P 1 1-4 2:10'igd 16-5 108 3 3 2* 53 S Stretton 8 Try Again 111. Special lOO.Opcnlland 100 21464 J.P 1 1-8 2:01 Vim 11-10 112 2 7 5' 341 J Josiah 8 Wildcat 114, VanPatrick 114. Fin-Boy 114 21164 Bow 13-16 2:04 gd 13 109 5 5 21 2'i E Barnes 12 A'taAllen 104, Federalist 107.Re lCurl 104 21123 Bow 1 1-4 2:074Lft 12 112 2 3 6*3 6' • H Fisher 10 But ric 113*.Trapstock l12.GolnIIawk 108 20916 Pim 1 l-1f. 1 :51%m U-5 113 6 5 3" 3"' J Josiah 10 Lampus llf.P'cheneeB'le lOO.Culpepcr 115 TRAPSTOCK, ch. c. 4 116 By Trap Rock— Landstock. by Land League. (Trainer, R. Curran. Owner. W. J. Owent). Breeder, Mrs. F. A. Clark. 23679 Bow 1-70 1:4544ft 10 116 5 8 8" 7:I R Pete: nel 15 Tazewell 110, Leger MS, Forehead* 105 22691 F.G ll-Ml:47%ft 12 114 3 7 8S3 8: L SchaeferlO PrceTiiTii 114, Hil'y 1 13. MtatCM iuv 100 22329 F.G 1 1-2 2:34"'5ft 27-10 114 1 4 3' 4" Ii Leonard 8 Blocklfd 111. Opcnlland MS, BattleF'Id i 110 22101 F.G ll-4 2:15%hy 21 114 1 2 V 1= R W'kman 6 Clique 105. John T. D. 109. Ke\eillon 114 22058 F.G 11-4 2:13 m 8 11212 1 1* l3 R W'kman 7 Let'rSix lOO.Try-Again HO.M'lieMyhill 109 J1995 F.G 1 1-8 l:."5'.ift 9-5 111 1 4 3'1 1"* R W'kniar.10 DelhiBoyllO.B'nMctJrawl 13,K.ofF'tune 111 21890 J.P 11-8 2:02 m 21-10 112 7 4 3'1 3'3 J Josiah 12 Realty 108, Sargasso 103, Aiirous 107 21704 J.P 1 1-4 2:09'Sft 11-10 1095 2 4 33i 2 J Josiah 8 Opcnlland 108,CandyRo'k 109.FireBoy 108 21642 J P 1 1-4 2 :09i,isl 22-5 109 4 4 4« 4s J Josiah 8 SirLeonid 105,.lohnT.D. 109.TryAgain 110 21557 J.P 11-4 2:10 gdlO 10 111 1 2 U 2» J Josiah 8 G.Dever 106,BitClark lO-'J.FlagLieuft 100 FENLIGHT, ch. f, 4 101 By Star Hampton— Fenmouse, by Rock 8and. (Trainer, W. L. Brodie. Owner, Mrs. W. L. Brodie). Breeder, Mr. & Mrt. W. M. Jeft fords. 23679 Bow 170 1:4".'oft 11 100 15 13 l." l:i:." C S Phil'sl5 Tatewell 110. Leper 105, For. head 105 23263 J.P 1 1-8 1 :53«Lft 8 95 4 3 2l 21 M Meyer 11 Oscda 103, Treasurer 108. Heed 113 23122 J.P 1 1-4 2 :0S4-of t 17-10 99 6 2 2* 2* M Meyer 9 Post Horn 109. Arragosa MS), Spring 110- 23025 J.P ll-4 2:11%al 17-5 9315 1 3* 3« M Meyer 7 RedBanner lOO.Uopeless 111, Duckweed 113 1 22918 F.G ll-8 1:55%gd 9-5 104 10 4 3;1 21 C S Ph'ipsl'2 Secrecy 102, Pop Bell 110. Anrous 105 j 22411 F.G l-70 1:43%ft 39 105 12 5 341 431 C S Phil'sl2 LuckyDrift 115,King Bruce lOO.Orator HI, 22367 F.G ll-8 1:r,2%ft 29 100 1 4 5»1 6 « G S Ph'ips 7 Parolell. 112,M'sChiniquy 102. OverFire 113 J 22285 F.G 11-16 1:47*«1 18 104 3 6 4' 4" C S Phils 6 Cockrill 111, Parolell. 115, BrishtSteel 113 LWCKT BEGGAR, hr g, t 10* By Friar Marcus— Glad Tidings, by GaUinula. Bled la England by Hii Majesty (Trainer. F. White Owner. P. S. P. Randolph!. George ▼. CSCS7 Bow 1 ! IS 1 A%\(t C 110 5 4 *»J M P Godwinl2 Maxie 111. Dentaria 104. Donna Mona 101 eSSC I Bow 61 f 1:3) ft 4S 11? 12 12 8" 7'» H Fisher 13 Hi'UdCh'f m.Carel'reel UJ.MsFayette 107 ! 21HS Boir 1116 1:4«%lt 2* 112 9 13 1J"13'» G Fields lo Hoi Polloi lOO.BIockhead 112. Long Joe 110 ' 21040 lit 11-16 1:61 gd 30f lOi 6 19 8« 8«| M Caru&o U SpyP.ce 122. First U.din lU-'.Euph'tes 131 I S»7«4 I.rl 11-81:5$ it 6} 112 3 1 4* 10T1 G Fields 13 K'glarter 110. Hi TdDaisy lOl.Sandpile 111 I MSS4 Lri ll-«l:5«7ift 36 107 7 5 4« 4U M Caruso 8 Imniolator llG.TbeArclier 112. DelhiBoy 112 SOiOr. I.rl ll-8 1:S7V4sy 2 108 5 7 7" 7'» M Caruso 10 Mr. Martin 108. Riscl 117. Immortal 10!) 19780 HdG 1 1 16 l:50%ft » 109 10 10 10» 6*1 M Caruso 10 SpyPrince llG.Rigel llG.TheRollCall 111 , HIGHWAYMAN, br. g. 5 105 By Prince Pal— Hold Up. by Plaudit. (Trainer. R. A. Smith. Owner, Sunnyland Stable). Breeder, H. C. Fisher. t.tfiOl See tod:iv s chart. MHBaa r.-i::12^ft 63 112 11 11 ll'-ll" G Fields IS Tester 118. Short Price 114. Euclid 118 16109 KSmp 1 1-16 l:49*£ft 12 116 8 » 6»l 7»| P CoodwinlO Huffy 11G. Dc.nQuixote 113. Justb'olka 1S3 157*0 Eoap 1 l-16 1:47Vfeft 7 107 1 6 6:1 6-« P Goodwin II King Jimmy 121. Graeme 11.".. St. Jobs 11G I 15S56 Kuip 1 l-16 1:4JHft 16 5 l-'l 6 2 4'i 41* P Goodwin 8 I. Marine 123. Mikado 121. Wish gStonc U7 I 14980 Aqu 11.41 ft 7 113 5 3 3 J •* P CoodwinlO !ri-h Marine 122.Graeme 118. Uurie M. 108 1SS38 Bel ll:12*iay 12 112 1 t 4» 6*J N Divito 10 Zuker 112,RoaeateII. ll!).Toraah"kIV. 112 KNOW-ME GNOME, ch. g. 6 111 By Gnome — Fauquier Girl, by Superman. (Traiaer, R. McKeever. Owner. H. S. Bowns). Breeder. H. Kesbit. 83673 Mow 170 1:47 ft 13 114 4 7 S'^IO" J Smith IS Kosciusko 1 12.Deroiida 111. Everglade 11G | 83797 l.G 1 1-16 l:4SM.ft 14 110 5 4 f» 1| L Craver 7 Horologe 1011. Kiyl 1 14, Scotland! 'orever 107 | 88 368 I". G ll-lGl:47^ft 29 105 9 9 !fj 8" M Mergler 10 Frightful 114.11 d Chief lOO.top'sliiue 110 61599 J. P 1 1-16 1 SSEfcM 7i 117 1 4 5'1 ?* It W kraanlO Drvlln 112.narr\B. 109. UeuMcl. raw 1131 j 81107 J P 1 1-8 2:00^.m 16 105 5 3 5*3 5'» M Meyet a I'arolell. llS.Sirl.eonid HG.BlueTorch 113 I1MIJ.F 1116 1:47%ft 11 112 5 2 4J 6:JM ■ llglll II MlfiOfS 111. F.I tenant 1 11 .1 rightf'l 112 81277 J P 11-16 1:18 ft 6f 110 1 4 1» lj M Merglerl2 S.Lconid 115. High Chief 110, Brumfield US ZEOD. ch. g. 5 110 By Zeus— Mane Odile. by Star Shoot. (Trainer. M. J. Cremea. Owner. M. J. Cremen). Breeder. G. A. Cochran. e36K0 M. v 1 1-16 l:«%ft G 110 9 3 8"11«» T Merglerl 1 R Td-Ueqt 1 lO.Kd .P 'diet n lir.K'.iet 110 83665 How 11-16 1:49 ft II 111 5 2 3'i 2» D Merglorl2 .1'stFo!ksll4.RoT l'sRcq'stllO.B'tleShotlOj 23658 Bow 1116 1:49 ft 120 111 6 2 7' 7'i D Mergler 10 GrandBey 108, Czarist 113. Blockhead 115 21263 Row 11-3 1:53 ft llf 116 6 12 13*112.' l J Leyland 14 Forehead 108. RedCurl 104. Quadrille 107 81155 Bow 11-10 1:52 at 20 113M2 6 9:1 91! D M'.-rgler 18 Selfish 103. MargaretSt.L. 112. Fisciste 111 21075 Bow 11-8 1:55 ft 29 11110 13 14l,13,T J Mann Hl.eVoyant 102.Iu.sl Folks 114, Forehead 105 80760 Lrl 3-4 1 :12%ft 8f 116 12 12 12»«12" D Merger 13 Mnxiva 1101. Appellate 107. Son Ami 107 20317 Lrl 1-70 l:50%hy 24-5 112 1 1 1 1» D Mergler 8 I) naMona 100. Whiskey Hun lO.I.Crazer 110 80455 Lrl 1 1-16 149%sy 21-5 112 2 4 5« 5*1 D Mergler 8 .las.stiMrt 109 R'anEouce llMnt'd 103 80209 Lrl 1 IS 1:58 sy 7 117 3 2 2| 2* D Mergler 7 TheltollCall 117.Uo:i:ii ,ta ion. Da vport 112 HARRY CARROLL, ch. h. 6 110 By King Corin— Marty Lou. by Marta Santa. (Trainer, J. Polk. Owner. S. Louis). Breeder, W. Dondas. 83687 Bow 1 1 16 l:4S'r.ft 12 113 12 7 7I! !■ F Barnes 12 Maxie lll.Denlaria lOl.I.uokyBeggar 110 63658 Bow 1116 1:49%ft 10 110 3 8 7*i 7*i BE Barnes 13 Fire-dog IGO.C.ay UariM.in 10."..Stanmore 110 23100 J P ll-Sl:34^ft 13 111 6 5 t**S*fjT Root 10 Treasurer 111. D.»nrb'rn 1O0.M lieMyhill IOC 23166 J. P ll-4 2:08%ft 12 105 3 4 4» G*| L Piclion 11 Lanoil 107.Reveillon lOO.Mollie Myhill 97 22880 F.G 1 1-16 l:55Vihy 6 110 8 2 H l'i E Barnes 9 Shampoo 1071. Swoop 103. Dry Moon 110 82710 1'G 1 1-16 l:48%ft l"f 115 7 4 4* 4* ■ Barnes 12 Delphi 115 QueenaMario HO.SirBarley 110 28120 F.G 1 l-161:50%al 39 108 1 7 9'» 9" P Hebcrt 10 Talladega 110. Billy Star 113. Rushee 103 16972 Dev 1116 1:4? ti 19 112 6 8 •"UP R Z'cch.ni 12 Jingle 109. Despard 113, Kosciusko 112 16799 Dev 1 1 16 1 :53 si 41 10S 9 4 4* 3' L Peeney I- 'ill Hare 107. Street l.iz 1021. Jingle 10" 16522 Ke; l-T0 1:44Hft 9if 108 » 4 5*1 9" W UarvpyU Ciiqne 101. Battle Field 110. Winnipeg 109 BLUEMONT. bill, g, 8 105 Bv Vulcain — Notasulga, by The Commoner. (Trainer. W. T. Magruder. Owner. W. T. Magruder). Breeder, H. T. Oxnard. 23689 See todays chart. 20378 I.rl * 1-1 2:07%ft 32 107 1 7 7" 7" L Jenner 7 Euphrates 1 12, SoeedyPrince 115. Mosea 110 IK488 Tim al 116 lstffjft 4i 112 2! ■ Sutphin • KvelyuSawyer 114 K'gAlbert lll.Lula 109 13355 Jam 3-4 l:14%ft 20 123 13 14 12"11" W Banks 1G WhiskeyRua 115. Wins me 111. B.Rubin 112 03079 Aqu 61 f 1:22 ft 41 119 2 6 5*1 8* A Johnsonl 1 E.kuncher lll.Conp'ber 11'J.MissFtte 100 02441 Bel 7 S mc 1:27 ft 2 114 2 1 V 3* F Colletti 8 JnyCamphell HVI'apaBlks 114. Sonny 109 02152 Bel 3-4 wc l.U'Hgd 31 115 2 2 * 2» F Col'lettill DelhiBoy 115. WteW h HO.Ly Audrey 115 01942 Pel 3-4 wc l:10%ft 20 119 7 7 8'J 7*3 T Burns 13 All inAU 119. Fiddlesticks 115Z.Hour 111 00786 Il.it; 3-4 l:14V4ft 21 112 8 8 8" 8" B M'rinelll 8 Leatherw'd lOS.CIton 112.M'sRosed'e 112 98743 Mia 3-4 l:12^ft 10 111 5 3 7* 7'* H Stutts 10 San. Hch 112. Bud. Brown 107. M.Mas'r 114 PAY SAND. b. g. 5 105 By Holhster — Sekina, by L'Oiseau Lyre. (Trainer, B. Grayson. Owner. Mrs. E. S. Barnes). Breeder. E. Cebrian. 23679 Bow 1 HI MHit 8f 105 12 U 13'»1"11 J C Mergrl5 Tazewell 110. I.eger 103. Forehead 105 18389 Ham 1 116 l:49Ssft 2 106 * 2 8* 7*1 J Jones 8 (!old Bells 107. War Grail 101. Delusive 103 18178 LB l-70 1:4."%ft 17 104 5 6 7" 8" J Jones 8 X. Breeze 112.Turnby 103.K'sRansom 107 17891 I..B 1-70 1:47 ft 5* 106 5 4 4*1 3* F Mann 8 J'yBrown 107.Fridayl.1th 110. Isosceles 107 17836 I. B 1-70 1:50 si 37-10 106 5 6 6" 6'J F Mann 8 PromisingTom lOi.OIdTom 10'J.Atomio 107 17678 N.P 1 l:40=(sft 83-10 110 3 2 l1 1* A Vessel! 7 Purity 101. I lydella 110. Sea Green 108 17520X1" 1-70 l:47 ift 111 102 2 1 21 2'i A Vesseli 7 ThreeDs 105, WilliesM d 10G.SeaI.ady 110 17466 N.F 1 l:47*,5sl 4* 106 5 4 6: 71* M Fallon 8 Bellfont 108. Atomin 10G. Flying Lula 93 16972 Dev 11-16 1:13 f. 13 105 4 3 6*15' L Bazer 12 Jingle 109. Despard 113. Kosciusko 112 FIRST EDITION, b. m. S 100 By Haldeman — Brook Hill, by Ben Trovrta. (Trainer, B. McDonald. Owner. P. L. Ciceri). Breeder, W. C. Seipp. 83659 Bow 1115 1:49 ft 2S 10110 7 8" 8,; A Blcroftl2 ScotldFonwr MIX. Maxie HO.HoiPolloi 105 21*63 Bow 11-8 1:55 ft 13 106 8 9 7'1 9'» H Flowers 14 Forehead 108. RedCurl 104. Quadrille 107 21126 Bow 11-4 2:08 ft 49-10 K'4 2 8 9'* 9'* P Ratti S Kanduit 108.(.orget 112. Speedy Prince 116 21040 Pirn 11-1*1:51 gd 10 102 3 1 2"* 2'1 R Leonard 14 S'dyPrince ]22.Kuph'te9 120.HoiPoIloi 111 20522 Lrl 1 1-8 l:56%hy 15 108 1 6 4*1 4:» A B'c'ft Jr 7 James Stuart 111. Jake 116. Parchesie 112 20419 Lrl 1 1 4 2*7%ft 7 105 6 2 1«« 5=3 A B'cft Jr 8 DelhiBoy 1 13 I iirquoise lll.Jn«tFolks 116 20184 Lrl 1 1:43 si 11 105 8 6 4* 2* A B'cr TtJr 9 D gerSig"! lOS.LyClas n HO.Fretwell 113 Page 6 7th Race [7th Bowie] /fll KflfP 1 I-'* Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Clniminr. (Track record - **" ''^•v^^'V* Jockj ov J4 lasT—lMITi— 3—128 ) Index Crs. Dis.Titne Tr. Odds Wt.St. % Str Fin. Jockey Started Order of Finish EVFRGLADE. eh. g. 7 112 B; Everest — Margaret Hastings, by Hastings. (Trainer, W. A. Rosen. Owner. W. A. Rosen). Breeder. C. Nuckols. 23673 Bow 1-70 1:47 ft 81 116 8 1 1* 31 ■ Barnes 15 Kosciusko 112.I)eronda lll.Fr'cesRock 109 23655 Bow 3-4 1:12«,i.ft llf 112 13 13 13"12,;: ■ Barnes 13 Tester 118. Short Price 114, Euclid 118 I HIM tlai 5*fl:06V4gd 10 108 6 5 4'1 3*1 K Horv th 6 I.emnos HO.H'kyRke 108,MiamiTriad 110 22941 Hav 3 4 1:12^feft G 110 3 5 7* 7* F Moon 7 Tin Hat 109. Bobs Best 110, Jingle 105 22617 Hav 1116 1:45%ft 5 113 1 5 4'14« F Moon 6 F'eUnder llG.L't o'Dawn 105BillHare 110 i 22600 Hav 1 1-16 l:47%ft 4 115 4 1 3'i 4;J F Moon 7 FiveSixty 98.H'kyRice 120,IrishM,ine 108 22469 Hav 11-16 1:46 ft 2» 109 1 1 ln* 3:1 F Moon 7 FireCnder 109. HnkyRice 11G. FiveSixty 95 22381 Hav l-50 1:42^ft 4 5 105 1 1 1«* 1| C Meyer 7 I.i't o'Da'n 105 TheEng'r 107.ThreeDs 100 l 22287 Hav 3 4 1:12 ft 8 5 105 2 6 2* 2° F Moon 9 TheDago lOO.IshMarine 107, Handclasp 96 DRAMA, ch. f. 4 104 By Manager Waite— Miss Bellamy, by Plaudit. (Trainer. J. P .Smith. Owner. J. P. Smith). Breeder. T. C. McDowell. 2S645 Bow 1 1 l'i 1:49V. ft 16 5 104 4 11 10" 7*2 R Leonard 15 ScotrdFverl05.KgCarter lll.Deronda 114 ( 23562 J P 11-4 2:07 ft 11 108 7 C 7« 7*i J J McTell Villager 113.P manDay lOO.Unladylike 87 23497 J. P ll-16 1:47%ft 18 110 3 9 9'» 8" J J McTaelO Grand King 115MissChiniquy 113,SoIo 110 23357 J. P 11-4 2:07 ft 17-10 103 4 2 1* 1* J J McTa'c 7 JulEarlyl 13.StarFalcon 113MibMcGee 113 ! 23162 J .P ll-4 2:08%ft 10 95 1 1 ? ?| P McG in1 is 6 Hopeless lOG.RedRanner US.I.etterSix 107 1 23122 JP 1 1-4 2:08%ft 39-10 109 8 6 5'1 6»J I, McClair B Post Horn 109. Fenlight 99. Arragosa 10GJ 22736 F.G 1 1-8 lUfjfl 16 103 15 5* 5" M Meyer G Hopels lll.Duekwed 112.M'sChiniquy 104 | 22419 F.G 1 1-16 l:471*ft 71 107 2 4 21 11 L Pichon 12 QnaMariol07.BlueDarterl07.Run gFox UZ j DENTARIA ch. m. 8 100 By Vulcain— Dainty, by Golden Garter. (Trainer. H. L. Munson. Owner. H. L. Munton). Breeder. H. T. Oxnard. 23687 Bow 1 1-16 l:48'ift 21f 104 7 I f." 2* J C Mergrl2 Maxie lll.T.'kyBeggar 1 lO.DonnaMona 101 i 23673 Bow 1-70 1:47 ft I2f 105 3 13 13-?1331 K Force 15 Kosciusko 112.I)eronda 1 14. Everglade 11G 5 23652 Bow 11-16 1:49 ft 148 106 2 9 9'* 9'« K Force 10 (irandBey 108, Cr.arist 113. Blockhead 113 21863 Bow 11S1:53 ft llf 106 9 11 9:3 7»1 J Cwynne 14 Forehead 108. RedCurl 101. Quadrille 107 21169 Bow 1 3-16 2:03\fcgd 12 104 11 Fased up.H Flowers 11 Gdcn Hawk 105. CayFarie 108*. Lanoil 112 20623 I.rl l-70 1:46%ft 71f 109 4 11 IP} 9:1 F Horn 15 Somerset 1 13.TheRollCall 113.GeorgeJ. 112 i 20451 Lri 1 1-16 l:30%sy 32 109} 3 4 6 » 6-1 A Warner 7 Dutch Girl 110, Sea Bee 103. Deviner 116 i 20809 Lrl 11-8 1:58 ay 20 112 1 4 4» S11 A Warner 7 Tie Roll Call 117. Zeod 117. Donarita 109 i 80078 I.rl 11-16 1:50 ay 111 109 7 8 S» 8'* M Mergler 9 SunRajah 113.Parchesie 112,Temeraire 117 I LANOIL. ch. g. 7 105 By Crimper — Lady Lenore. by Eoa. (Trainer. H. Sutherland. Owner, W. J. Hayes). Breeder. 1. F. Hyan. 23673 Bow 170 1:47 ft 29 109 14 14 11" 8*1 C Landoltl5 Kosciusko HJ.Deronda 114 Everglade 11G 5 23658 Bow 1 1-16 1 :49*4ft If. 105 4 7 6:1 5* C I«andolt IS l'iredog 100.1. ay Parisian 105.Staumore 110 J 23562 J P 11-4 2:07 ft 28 114 8 11 ll,sll™ J Jones 11 Villager 1 l.i.P manDay lOO.L'nladylike 87 23448 J P ll-4 2:ll%sl 17 114 7 7 7" 6" J Jones 8 Villager 103. Tore her 113. Adele W. 98 \ 23166 J P 114 2:0S%ft 18 107 5 2 3* l" 3 Jones 11 Reveiln 109.Miie lyliilI 97,OpenHand 102 | 23119 J. P ll-4 2:09Vift 27 110 3 4 5» 4» D Dubois 8 J.JohnsonJr. lll.SirLnid 109.StarF'on 108 ! 22955 J. P ll-4 2:14*£m 10 HO 3 2 2= 2! D Dubois JO Parchesie 110. Efeldee 105. Caffney 10G1 28885 F.G 11-16 1:55 by 5 114 7 7 6*2 5* D I ubo-a 8 Adieu .07».MgaretSt.L. 100. V.Patrick 112 22714 F.G ll-Sl:5y5Lft 19 110 4 7 5* 5'J D Dubois 8 H'h dChf 110.P uianDay HO.Reveillon 1H LITTLE VINCE. ch. g. 4 105 By Ballot— Rose of Dawn, by Hamburg. (Trainer, W. M. Sheedy. Owner, W. Keating). Breeder. C. H. Berryman. 83680 Bow 1 1-16 DlS^ft 49 109 3 7 t*f, OH A RobVnl 1 RldsReqt 1 lO.Kd.P dlet'n 105.KdetllO 23658 Bow 1 1 16 1 :49%ft 31 105 11 It lO'MO11 A B'croft 13 Firedog lCO.Gayl'arisiau 105,St.inmore 110 23224 Hav ll-161:4SHgd 6 109 2 2 1» 1« A Bob'ts'n 7 Stanraore 115. Dynamo 111. Trifle US 28987 Hav ll-Sl:53%ft 12 103 6 6 6" 6-» J Gwynne G I.e Voyant 110. Caribe 107. Mons Meg 103 28908 Hav 1 1 8 1 :53%f t 12 107 8 X 6= 3*1 J Gwynne 8 GayP'sian 105. St. John 112. Tahoma 102 22781 Ilav 1 50 1 :43%f t 5 107 7 6 4'} 5*1 G Seabo I Flr-de-I.is 110. Clapper 112. Expressive 112 22536 H»Y l-r^)l:44Vift 21 110 3 6 6*J 5*1 C Meyer 7 Frkman 110.1. Thou ts 105,J.F.Kleaver lid 22401 Ua« 11-16 1:48 ft 4 5 107 7 4 1» 1"« C Meyer 7 Honk 112, Woody 112. Archibald 101 22336 Ilav 11-161:46 ft 6 99 5 2 2" 4'} C Meyer 8 ( anclyR k 99. Milord 105. Dr JnKenney 102 22235 Hav 11-16 1:48 ft 5 107 10 6 31 21 C Meyer 11 Milord 107 St. Augustine 104.DpSinker 109 j VIE. V m. 5 102 By Ralph— Victoria B., by Bob Miles. (Trainer. W. Robinson. Owner. Mrs. W. Robinson). Breeder. J. S. Ward. 23687 P.ow 1 1-1G i:48*£ft 6 104 3 2 3* 5* M Mergl rl2 Maxie lll.Deutaria 101.1.u kvBiggar 110 ) 21245 How 1116 1:47%ft 10 112 6 8 7" 7" ■ Barnes 13 Dry Toast 103. CayFarie 103. Evader 111 21169 Bow 1 3 16 2:031,igd 17 5 106*1 8 4* 6" J Hastie 11 Cden Hawk 105.GayFarie 108 '.I-anoil 1 12 21066 Pirn 11-16 1:50 ft 17-10 112 8 7 6«1 7T J Hastie 11 Trapstock 113.1-ongPoint lP-'.JustFoIks IK 20884 Fmp 1-70 1:49 m 4 112 11 6 2'1 2»* J Hastie 13 Account 115. Miuiator 110. Afton 120 20704 Fmp ll-8 1:57V£ft 5 107 5 3 31} 3» E Feweil 11 Last Bite 108J. St. John 110. Dubric IK 20630 En p ll-16 1:50%ft 4 109 13 9 3* 1* J Hastie 10 Greatl.uck lO'i.Quadrille 107.GavFarie 104 I 20467 Jam 1-701:49 in 21 119 1 4 4* 5« F Col'letti « Reprisal 118. Hike 113. Foxy Peter 10S SPEEDY PRINCE, b. g. 6 114 By My Prince — Limberness. by Limber Gunner. (Trainer, S. Hesseltise. Owner. S. Hesseltiae). Bred in England by J. H. Maxwell. 23673 Bow 1-70 1:47 ft 29 114 9 12 14-*14!' II Long 15 Kosciusko 112.Deronda 114. Everglade 110 21164 Bow 13 16 2:04 gd 7* 109*7 » 12*»12-5 A Warner 12 AlitaAllen 104. Parchesie lOlt.Fedalist 107 | 21126 How 11-4 2 08 ft 21 10 116 6 3 !H 3!i R W'knian 9 Kanduit lOS.Gorget 112.King'sRansom lit 21068 Piin 1 3-16 2:02%ft 10 120 7 7 7'1 6Ti G Iludgins 7 Seat 114. Euphrates 115. Fenlight 108 21040 Pirn 11-161.61 gd 7} 122 13 5 •* t*» R Wkrr.anll FirstEdifn 102.Euph'les 120.HoiPolloi 111 21010 Pim 170 1:47 si 29 121 7 7 8"« S'« F Fuerst 8 Rackrope 12G,Com rIIannon 122.Leger US 20871 Pim 13-16 2:00%ft 17 115 6 4 4*1 3«1 H Rich'rd? 7 Atoi 117. Fenlight 105. Realization lib 20729 Lrl 1 1-4 2:07 Vfcft 37-10 113 1 3 2* 4»1 C Lang 11 Just Folks 112. Leger 109. Moses 112 20655 I-rl 1 1-8 1:55 ft 6 112 6 1 t* 2'} H Rich'rds 7 Teluride 110. Moses 107. Kanduit 107 ROBERT MANDEI. ch. c. 4 111 By Belloc— Gilt Edge, by Cunard. (Trainer, F. D. Seremba. Owner, Blue Ribbon Stable). Breeder, J. McManus. 23679 Bow 170 1:45%ft 8f 113 3 2 31 4= A I'ascma 15 Tazewell 110, I.eger 105, Forehead 105 22976 J P S-41.rr1PlI 10 113 4 2 3-13* II West 11 Wildrake llO.Mas rS.vp HO.Brmoney 110 J 28407 F.G 1181:55 ft 8 110 3 1 I1 1« F ^eretnball PolmanDay HO.Capt.IIaney HO.Botch 107 | 28441 l-*; ll-SllalHft 24 111 4 4 V 7'* F S' rem ha • P.illyWitt HO.Treasurer 110. 1.ex. Maid 103 22184 F.G l-70 1:46%ft 13 111 7 2 21 11 F S'rcmbatl AilnP. 113,BattleFld HG.HopfuBelle 10G J 21744 J P 1 1 16 l:48 ift 14 110 4 2 5' 61 F S'rembal2 Grange 110. Special 108. Sargasso 103 21617 J P 3 4 1:17 hy 28 110 9 7 7'1 5:1 F S'rembalO X.o'Love 107}. Panola lOl.Capt.G F'ter 110 FAST MAIL. b. g. 8 110 By Peter Ouince— Plausible, by Plaudit. (Trainer, C. Gorham Owner. F. H. Cooper). Breeder, Himyar Stud. 13183 Pirn 1 1 16 1 -50M,gd 21 117 4 5 5-« 5» D Mergler 7 Great Roek 112. (lydella 112. Lanoil 112 13003 Pim 11-16 1:51 gd 71 115 6 7 7" 7;* D Mergler 7 HarryCarrolI 113. Delusive HO.I.auoil 110 ■ 18890 Pim 1701:4SM.ft 8 128 8 8 !'• 8" L Lang 8 Mikado 128.SthBreeze 128. Mrs Fiuley 123 07368 HdG 1116 149 el 7 104 10 6 3« 3*1 R W'kmanlO ByGosh HO.BroadAxe 10.1, BlueHill 108 g 07251 HdG 11-16 1:47 ft 6f 107 J I 2«* 1» R W'kmanll B'tleShot lOG.RIPearl lOl.FrostyBoy 107 06621 Tim 61 f 1:23 ft 3 116 4* JShanlcs 4 ElOudiane 105. Fi reljdy 104.Off.Spng 121 06453 Tim ab61 f 1:24 ft 19 5 116 5" F Booker 6 Flying Al 115, Scissors 110. Alexena 107 04548 Ken l-70 1:45%ft 31 115 T • «• 5«l D Stirling 10 C'tLuck 101. Duckling lOO.RiclielPofr 102 i •445S Keo 1 1-16 1 18*4ft 21 112 8 1 2* 6*1 D StirlinglO Fly gCloud 111, Rama 109, GrassMaid 105 ! ' I I , I I | | j AL KRIPP blk g, S 10* Shy Orlin Kripp— Salina Prabe, by Prab*. (Trainer. J. J. O'Connor. Owner, N. GrupiUin). Breeder, A. L. Jonoa. 23689 See todaVs chart. 21292 Bow ll-16 1:4SKft 17-Sf 112 2 4 6«1 V\ A Abei 14 MichaelB. l^.P'ceaRock 109, Gil. Cook US 21198 Bow 1 1-16 1:49 ft II 112 14 12 12"12'» F Mann 15 t-ong Joe 108. Bellfont 109, Sir Glea US 80384 Thf 1 1-16 1 :53ttsl 6 100 I S 6» 5'! R Fiaher 11 M^g'tSt.L. lOS.PredDubner 109,Foreh'd 104 20341 Thf ll-16 1:6l%hy 3 111 1 4 31 2» R Fisher 12 Blanco 85. Pandora 93, Gen. Ginockio 06 20216 Thf 1 1-16 1 :53V4sy 14 110 t 8 6*1 5*1 J Maciver 8 Gr'tLuck 109.K'aRanaom HS.T'nberry 10T 19836 Wdb 1 1-16 l:49%ft 23 113 6 4 4«| 6» M Fishm'nll Soteria 108.L'yEasington 107,Imposble 103 19458 F.E ll-16 1:51%ni 71 110 1 S 2» 3* F Mann 9 Spt'gKditor 108,Sw'tMoney 108,Jingle 110 TYPECTJTTER. ch. g. S 110 By Friar Rock— Typiit. by Star Shoot. (Trainer. G. W. Lee. Owner. G. W. Lea). Breeder. J. £. Madden. 13679 Bow miSPMIt 8f 105 13 12 11T 11 »• C I^ndolt 15 Tazewell 110. I eger 103. Forehead 105 21141 Bow 1116 1:51«tsy 12 111 Fell. P Ratti 15 Ramadan lll.GreatLuck 112. Powder 112 21049 Pim 1-70 1:46%U 34 111 9 8 8" 9" R Leonard 9 Clinch 105, Centrifugal 116, Pheasant 114 20169 Lrl 1-70 l:45)fcft 43 115 7 7li 7" W Smith 8 G'nWand"r m.TemeFre HG.R'lizat'n 110 80082 Lrl 1 1-16 l:31%sy 81 117 7 7 6T1 6»1 W Smith 7 Leger 108. Euphratea 109, Mosea 112 19871 I.rl ll-16 1:47&ft 13 116 3 8 97JU1T D Emery 12 Teluride 115. Somerset 110 .Temeraire US 19053 HdG 13 16 2:01%ft 23 108 1 6 6 » 7** R Leonard 7 Fleetwood 114, Eric 111. Sir Leonid 110 19517 HdG ll-16 1:4S%ft 30 109 11 1 1* I'J R Leonardll Mayne 118, Bethlehem 104, Sir Leonid 118 DECEASE, b g, 6 110 By Colonel Venr.ie— Commensia. by Tha Commoner. (Trainer. A. Hurshman. Owaer, A. Hurahmail). Breeder, J. B. Resness. 23680 Bow I 1-16 l:48V-ft 21f 110 1 S 10,! 9" L Steinh^tll R TdsReq't HO.Ed.P'dlet n 105.KdetllO 2 3666 Bow 1 1-16 l:48-%ft 61 110 5 8 6'» 5" O Brown 8 Val'tinollO.H.H'kw'rthlOO.EdP'dlet'n 103 21249 Bow 1116 1:47%ft 17f 115 14 15 lS"^' J O'Brien 15 Missary HS.J.S.Mosbr 1 1 3. X'h Breeze 110 21153 Bow 1 1-16 1:52 al 162 112 7 13 IS**!!** E Benham 15 Selfish 103.MargaretSt.L. 112. Fasciste 111 209K4 Pirn l-70 1:46%ft 28f 114 2 12 12,,12,» C Lang 12 DangerSignal 112.Temeraire HG.Tyson 118 20785 I-rl 1 1-8 l:53%ft 6f 107 10 14 14"14* R Jacksonl5 Rosina 110. Trapstock 112. Sea Bee 103 20691 Lrl 11-16 1:48 ft lOf 112 6 9 9'« 7Ti F Mann 14 Misa,yll2.K.O,Nl II.llS.K.-M'-GnomellS 19518 HdG 11-16 l:30«4ft 6 109 6 Fell. J Walker 12 Yachtsman 108,Roland lll.Clg'gVine 106 DTJNBEATH. b. g. 5 110 By Donnacona— Miss Oertel, by Handsel. (Trainer, U. S. Wishard. Owner, D. E. Wishard). Breeder. T. W. Garnett. 23638 Bow 1116 1:49%ft 21f 113 6 4 8»» S" S ODnell13 Firedog 100,GavParisian 105.Stanmore 110 23645 Bow 1 1-16 l:49%ft 23-of 110 12 14 12:-11'* F Riley 15 ScotldFverl05.KgCarter lll.Deronda 114 18313 Del 1-701:52 ft 11 116 2 6 6-« 6" J Dom'ick G SirGalahadll.lOO.Trafalgar 11 1 Klaxon 111 18230 Del 6}fl:24%ft 10 110 7 8 8" 8" J Dom'ick 8 Prodigal 105.C.J.C'rgmile 112. Goldm'k 112 16457 Dor l-70 1:477ift 9 109} 3 8 6:i 6» J Tam'arol2 lllustra'r lOO.PlvLeiton 107.RlArtist 109 15597 Emp ll-16 1:50%ft 31 118 2 S 5» 4« J Kellum « HoiPolloi lOS.QueenNavarre lfXl.Spugs 117 15295 Aqu ll:40%ft 40 US 6 15 16'*16!1 C Synder 17 Graeme 117. Delphia 103. WhiskeyRan 117 14945 Aqu 7-8 1 :27%ft 30 113 8 16 17,*16I* C Snyder 19 Ice 118. Zeod 118. Afton 118 14582 Aqu 1 1:41 al 30 US 3 3 7'* 8" C Snyder 13 Alita Allen 111, Hijo 121. D?lhi Boy 121 Post Position and Workout Index-Bowie ® ^ Post Position and Workout Index — Bowie S _ __ . __A Below will be found the index to the previous workouts of the horses entered in the various races at Bowie, together with their post positions, for Thursday : FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. 1 81 Blandris 11 101 Rose of Araby 2 99 Haughty 12 Low Shoes 3 Pretty Michelle 13 100 Who Bat 4 Nella R. 14 Stupendous 5 Curdle 18 96 Sport 6 Kathleen B. 16 Chatter 7 100 The Blonda 17 100 Donna Light S Little E. 18 101 Highland Fling 9 Chicleight 19 Ave Maria 10 Fair Girl 30 Rose Smith SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 1 Schley B. 10 Wey t 96 Apple Pie 11 99 Prompter 3 90 Flying Sweep 12 34 Fair Lark 4 101 Aster 13 82 Gold Bet 5 91 Trappy 11 101 Daisy Belle 6 One Cent 15 89 I Hope So 7 101 Manrice 16 100 Polar Sea 8 84 Charley J. S. 17 72 Honeyco 9 83 Jacksonville 18 99 R'yme and R'son THIRD RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. 1 92 Maxiva 5 94 Euclid 2 101 Bucky Harris 6 101 Little Asbestos 3 97 Artilleryman 7 Junetta 4 44 Candy Pig 8 Dignus 9 101 Flagship 11 94 McAuhtfa 10 99 Golden Wanderer FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 1 97 Comet 6 96 Willie K. 2 101 Bucky Harria 6 101 Croasco 3 330 Lieutenant II. 7 101 George De Mar 4 89 Shasta Lad FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 1 86 Paganetta 6 56 Morocco 2 100 Trojis 7 100 Fire Fairy 3 Star King 8 99 Prank 4 92 Lucie Ana 9 Cara Luea i 101 Be Still SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 1 101 Bluemont 9 65 Highland Chief 2 93 Trapstock 10 96 Parchesie 3 Pay Sand 11 99 First Edition 4 93 Zeod IS Commissioner 5 94 Know -Me -Gnome Cahill 6 Rowl'd's Request 13 95 Fenlight 7 Lucky Beggar 14 99 Hairy Carroll 8 93 Highwayman SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Mxles. 1 Drama 8 94 Declare 2 Al Kripp 9 100 Speedy Prince 3 93 Vie 10 330 Dentaria 4 86 Everglade 11 97 Dunbeath 5 329 Little Yince 12 100 Fast Mail 6 46 Lanoil 13 93 Robert Mandel 7 96 Typecutter Sale of the Keene Horses I i l ( ! 1 | j i 5 SALE OF THE KEENE HORSES NEW YORK, N. Y.. April 11 —The sale of the Foxhall Keene horses will be held at Belmont Park on May 26. Puss in Boots, a truly wonderful mare, will head the consign-1 ment. She lias a foal at her side, foaled February 5, by Captain Cuttle, the Epsom Derby winner. Pussyfoot, a half-sister to Puss in Boots and in foal to Glencairn, com-1 plete the list of brood mares. Fairyland, a four-year-old. by Somme Kiss and Kitten, a three-year-old by Tracery, which are at present in charge of Fred Butters, the trainer at Xewmarket, and an unnamed two-year-old by Tanglewood, from Pussyfoot, complete the racing stable, "v yearlings, both colts, one by Teriosteum, from Puss in Boots, and the other by Golden Myth — Pussyfoot, are also included. The American horses are Pad, Topboot and others. Peppi, which was bred to Merid-I ian, will also be offered. Baker Reports Four Foals i i i I 5 J \ | ! v BAKER REPORTS FOUR FOALS LEXINGTON. Ky.. April 11.— Col. Robert Ij. Baker today announced the possession of four foals of this season, three of them being bay colts, one by Prince Pal — Fluzey, one by Supremus — Cozenza. and the third by Angon — Red Head. The fourth foal is a chestnut filly by Golden Broom — Piemento. Display Working Well DISPLAY WORKING WELL NEW YORK. N. Y., April 11.— Another recent stellar gallop recorded at Belmont Park was that turned in by Display, the five-year-old handicap reliance of the W. J. Salmon stable. Display is to be a starter in the Dixie Handicap at Pimlico. He was timed a mile in 1 :46 on Tuesday. The first half mile was at a slow pace, but this was gradually improved as the big bay horse settled to his work. The first three-quarters was timed in 1 :20 and the final quarter mile in 26 seconds. Display is doing everything in a manner that causes trainer Healey to smile confidently whenever the horse's name is mentioned. Louisville Turf Notes a — f LOUISVILLE TURF NOTES $, — ^ LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 11. 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Page 8 Churchill Downs Arrivals: Palmdale and Southland Stables Reach Louisville Track CHURCHILL DOWNS ARRIVALS » Palmdale and Southland Stables Reach Louisville Track. * Maria Nash Included In Palimlalc Stable Consignment — John Oliver Keene Inspects His Big Stable. ♦ LOUISVILLE. Ky., April IL— The local thoroughbred colony received a number of Important additions this morning when the extensive establishments of the Palmdale and Southland Stables, with a combined strength of twenty-eight good horses, reached here from .,o\v Orleans. The Palmdale Stable, which is owned jointly by A. J. Stallings and A. P. Lettrllier. both New Orleans sportsmen, embraced ten head, and secured quarters at I ouglas Park. The Southland Stable, owned jointly by Charles Bachrach and F. P. Lcttcllier. who are also residents of the Crescent City, included eighteen head which are now stabled at Churchill Downs. The latter stable came in charge of "Doc" Foucon. who announced that owner Lettellier was motoring up from the southern city. The Palmdale outfit arrived la charge of trainer William Buford. Trainer Foucon stated that all of the Southland Stable's horses shipped in good shape. The bones were well campaigned on the New Orleans tracks and are fit and ready to race. This stable is well fortified in its two-year-old division, which includes a number that raced successfully during the winter. Some of the youngsters are eligible to the Churchill Downs stakes for two-year-olds. My Hobby, a winner of two races ; Woolo-rac, Disturb and Great Artist have been nominated to the Bash ford Manor Stakes, while Omona and Neck and Neck are the Stable's -.ominees to the Debutante Stakes. Tried and True, Sunset and Little Scout are the other two-year-olds in the stable. OLDER HORSES. The older division includes Southland Boy, a winner of his last two starts ; The Southerner, Lieut. Rust, Black Thunder, Margaret St. L., Uncle Parks, Hilary, Border Chief and Ancient Lore. O. Mazoue, a New Orleans boy under contract to the stable, arrived with the horses and will do the stable's saddle work this spring. Included in the Palmdale Stable's outfit were the crack filly Maria Nash, a winner at the Fair Grounds meeting, and the good colt Pick Pp. The latter is eligible to the Bashford Manor Stakes, whiL Maria Nash is among the more potential aspirants for Debutante Stakes honors. John Oliver Keene came over from Lexington to inspect his big stable at Churchill Downs, in charge of Lieut. Bill Rust. He was accompanied by Frank Book, wealthy Detroit sportsman and one of the owners of the Book-Cadillac Hotel in that city. Mr. Book is keenly interested in thoroughbreds and, for his benefit, a number of the Keene two-year-olds were brought out and asked to give an exhibition of their speed. In all probability Mr. Book will shortly join the ranks of owners, as he indicated that he might purchase a few good horses to carry his colors this year. Mr. Keene was well satisfied with the advanced training of his horses and was especially pleased with the fine appearance of Champ de Mars, which has developed into the finest type of thoroughbred. The stable will send a number of its horses to Lexington to take part in the meeting at that point. I. E X I N G TO \ ATTRACTS. Quite a number of other owners have signified their intentions of sending some of their horses to Lexington. Trainer Jim Ever-man will send A. A. Kaiser's Derby candidate Bonivan and a few other horses in his charge to Lexington to race. Bonivan is well advanced in his training and Mr. Everman will give him a couple of races to fit him thoroughly for his Derby engagement. Milton Reiser will send Peggy Bledsoe. Stars and Stripes and a couple of others from his barn. Muse Shapoff will send six of his band along at the same time. Dr. C. N. Finch this morning performed an operation for wind trouble on Skipaway, a member of .the Shapoff stable. Rasnli and a couple of two-year-olds consigned to .1. B. Partridge at Churchill Downs, arrived this morning from Lexington. Trainer John Anderson pulled up stakes this morning and shipped the stable of Lmil Herz to Belmont Park. The horses left here in splendid condition and are ready to face the barrier. Theo. 1'. Mueller has sold Momoney, a two-year-old brown colt by Sir Luke — English Brew to Mrs. Joseph Hubbard on private terms. Act liar.'.-, the property of Mrs. Hubbard was recently bred to Marget E. Hope, at O. E. Muellers Shady Brook Farm. Aetuary lias four fine looking yearlings at Rome Respcss' Highland Farm that are the property of Mrs. Hubbard. There was little in the work line to engage the attention of the work watchers at the local tracks this morning. The best trial was witnessed at Douglas Park when Danny Miller sent J. J. Coughlin's maiden colt D. F. Kelly for a stiff gallop at three-quarters. The colt went along in a handy manner, covering the quarter in :2G, half in :r»l%, and the three-quarters in 1:18. At Churchill Downs Braybant galloped a half mile in :5;;% and Jack MePherson sent tl»c Fair Acre Farm's Derby eligible Referendum five-eighths in 1:07^. It was the first work undertaken by Referendum since his arrival from the southern tracks. a Ship Coe Band April 16: Big Band Will be Moved to Belmont Park from Nashville-Maryland Shipments Begin SHIP COE BAND APRIL 16 Big Band Will Be Moved to Belmont Park from Nashville — Maryland Shipments Begin. NEW YORK. N. Y., April 11— The pretentious W. R. Coe Stable, which wintered at . Cumberland Park, Nashville, Tenn., will be , moved to Belmont Park, according to John J. Brady, traffic manager of the '.Thorough- ' bred Horse Association, on April 16. Five I three-door horse cars will be needed to j transport the stable eastward. In addition, . a pullman sleeper and one day coach will be included and the unit will be moved as a special train routed over the L. & N. and i Pennsylvania railroads. The shipment is due . in New York one day later. This shipment will be followed by other morements from Kentucky. The J. E. Mad-den Stable and the band trained by Pete Coyle for Joseph E. Widener have ordered cars. Three cars are necessary for the . Madden Stable, while Coyne needs four. The two shipments may be joined at Louisville and run East as a special train. Sandy McNaughton, from far-off Tijuana, arrived at Belmont Park yesterday with six- \ teen horses, which he raced during t..j winter season. The horses shipped in good condi- ' tion. Clarence Buxton, who wintered at . Columbia, S. C, arrived at Aqueduct. His . horses are well advanced in training. The exodus to Maryland will begin from Belmont Park on Saturday. T. J. Healey will send down one carload of horses, the property of W. J. Salmon and R. T. Wilson, which will be raced at Havre de Grace. Max Hirseb will also send down one carload. Willie Booth, who has J. R. Macomber's ' Petee-Wrack, a candidate for the Preakness . Stakes to be run at Pimlico, will leave on Saturday. Petee Wrack will receive his final trials for the three-year-old fixtures over . the hilltop course. Booth has ample room in his car leaving Saturday and wishes to get into communica- ' tion with any other trainer who wishes to . ship to Maryland. Emil Herz, who promises to cut a swath in , eastern racing this year, arrived at Belmont Park yesterday with six horses. They are in . charge of trainer J. F. Anderson. The Se- . wickley & Carlton Stable horses are due today from Aiken, S. C, while the Rancocas Stable shipment lias been postponed one day, ( leaving the farm Monday instead of Sunday, i Colors of Otto Lehman: Chicago Sportsman's Silks to be Seen in Kentucky for First Time This Spring COLORS OF OTTO LEHMAN , Chicago Sportsman's Silks to Be Seen in Kentucky for First Time This Spring. t t LOPIS YILLE. Ky., April 11— The colors of J Otto Lehman, Chicago capitalist and sports- . man, will be seen for the first time on any J Kentucky track at Churchill Downs this spring. They will be carried by a small but . 'select band of horses which their owner bred * on his farm near Lake Villa, located about forty miles northwest of Chicago. The horses ". in question to the number of six have just arrived at the local track, coming from their owner's farm, where they had been turned out all winter. They were consigned to Mose ! Shapoff, who will prepare them for the racing season here. Following the local meeting J the horses will be sent to Arlington Park for the Chicago summer campaign. The list embraces a couple of four-year-olds, three three-year-olds and one two-year- ' old. All are by Mr. Lehman's stallion Mas- J ter Fox, which has been standing at Lake Villa Farm for a number of years. The four- . year-olds, which raced a few times last year, J are both fillies and are named Foxy Jane and Hugger. The others have not yet been ! named. Following are the three-year-olds: l Bay filly, by Master Fox — Sewenda. Bay filly, by Master Fox— Chesney Lass. \ Bay filly, by Master Fox — Chesney Lady. The two-year-old is a brown gelding by Master Fox — Hug Me. Mr. Lehman also owns the Kentucky Derby I eligible Keigh Olga, which has been in charge of trainer Barney Michell for some time, and ' which is now being conditioned for the Derby 1 by that trainer, who is also handling the Mrs. f J. D. Hertz Derby hopes, Reigh Count and Sea Rip. Michell is having such fine success I in training Reigh Olga that owner Lehman * has decided to leave the colt in that trainer's ' charge. Reigh Olga is now being given his 1 morning gallops in the company of Reigh 1 Count. ' Mr. Lehman has long been interested in i the breeding of saddle and show horses, and I it is only within recent years that he has I turned his attention to the breeding and • racing of thoroughbreds. i . — * 1 Bowie Track Notes BOWIE TRACK NOTES J I ® * i a BOWIE, lid., April 11. I As an aftermath of the jockey Orassia i matter, is has been suggested that a copy of all contracts of jockeys and trainers be filed , with the Maryland Racing Commission. Such a rule prevails in Canada, the rules of the Canadian Racing associations requiring it. d Dave Boyle acquired the Canadian-bred plater Cay Parisian through the claiming route when he took that racer out of the seventh race yesterday for $1,750. A. E. Alex- 1 andra also had a claim in for the horse, but J Boyle outdivw him. Woods Garth sent eighteen horses from 1 Pimlico to Havre de Grace this morning, i There were a number of High Time two-year-olds in the band. I Louis Angevine, secretary of the Montreal i Jockey Club, plans to be in Maryland some 1 time dining the Havre de Grace meeting. He comes to confer with some of the officials i and horsemen regarding plans for the Blue Bonnets meeting, which, by the way, promises to be a banner one this year. Pardner Jewell's Filly PARDNER JEWELL'S FILLY , i LEXIXCTOX, Ky., April 11— Charles f Bachrach's young mare Pardner Jewell, by !■ Zeus, has a bay filly at Cannland Farm. 1 Manager C. S. Hudson said today that the ; mare will be bred to Mr. Bachrach's imported I stallion Bachelor Bird, by Bachelor's Double. \ Toronto Cup Closes May 2: Valuable Race of Ontario Jockey Club Expected to Attract Stars of Handicap Division . , ' I j . i . . \ ' . . ' . . ' . , . . TORONTO CUP CLOSES MAY 2 Valuable Race of Ontario Jockey Club Expected to Attract Stars of Handicap Division. TORONTO. Ont.. April 11.— The Ontario Jockey Club calls the attention of horsemen to the closing on Wednesday, May 2, of several of the important stakes to be decided at the coming spring meeting. The foremost of most of these, from the standpoint of monetary value, at least, is the Toronto Cup ' Handicap, of $15,000 added, which will have ■ its thirty-sixth running on Thursday, May 21, Victoria Day. This race, r t a mile and an eighth, for three-year-olds and over, is expected to attract many of the leading handicap performers on the continent, as it has in seasons past. The King Edward Gold Cup Handicap, Woodstock Plate and Victoria Stakes, the 1 first of these for three-year-olds and over, the second for three-year-olds exclusively and the third for two-year-olds only, are open events, and to each is added a ?3.000 purse. The remaining race of these events, which are to have their closing on the above-mentioned date, is the William Hendrie Memorial [ Handicap, also of $5,000 added. Which is limited to three-year-olds and over foaled in Canada. W. J. Salmon's Display, which amassed the splendid total of C578,676 in his races of last season, was victor from the Carlton Stable's Ruskin, Senator P. F. Joyce's Harry Baker and several other leading handicap performers in the 1927 renewal of the Toronto Cup, and it is altogether likely that the brilliant son of Fair Play will again be found among those comprising the field for the 1928 running, as Mr. Salmon usually sends his horses to race in Canada. Weights for the Toronto Handicap will be announced on Tuesday, May 15, for the King Edward Gold Cup, Friday, May 18. and for the William Hendrie Memorial Handicap, Thursday, May 24. Each starter in the Woodstock Plate, the three-year-old race, will carry 12G pounds, while the juveniles starting in the Victoria Stakes will each be asked to take up 122 pounds. » , — Shields Confirms Rumor: States, However, That Penthorn Displayed No Signs of Lameness-May Use X-Ray ( i , t t . J J . * ". ! J ' J . J ! l SHIELDS CONFIRMS RUMOR States, However, That Penthorn Displayed No Signs of Lameness — May Use X-Ray. LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 11.— Milo Shields, trainer of the Penthorn Stable, arrived yesterday from his home in Falls City, Neb., where he had been visiting since the close of the Jefferson Park meeting. The horses in his charge arrived from the South about a fortnight ago, and are at Churchill Downs. Included in the list under the care of Shields is the three-year-old Penthorn, an eligible to the Kentucky Derby, which raced at Xew Orleans during the winter campaign. Rumors that had been afloat regarding Pen-thorns condition were denied by Mr. Shields, but he did admit that his colt had a slight ailment in his left front leg. caused when he struck himself in his last race at Jefferson Park. According to trainer Shields, the foot filled up somewhat, but the colt displayed no signs of lameness. The exact nature of :he injury cannot at present be determined, and it may be necessary to resort to the use of the X-ray. Trainer Shields asserted that Penthorn has had a saddle on every morning since reaching the local track, and the colt was galloped two miles the morning after his trainer reached here. It is also declared that the colt is right now fit and ready to race. Velie Inspects His Horses \ I ' 1 f I * ' 1 1 ' i I I • i 1 I i a I i VELIE INSPECTS HIS HORSES LEXIXGTOX. Ky., April 11— S. H. Velie of Kansas City, Mo., who maintains the Velie Stock Farm at Blue Springs Mo. and who has been a visitor here for the past few days, left Sunday on a business trip to Chicago and from there will go to Blue Springs. With Rush McCoy, manager of his farm, Mr. Velie inspected the small stable of horses which he has here in the care of John Hazel-wood. They were impressed with the appearance of all and especially that of The Begum II., a gray filly by Prince Phillip-Winnow, which Mr. Velie has named for the Ashland Oaks. The Begum II., along with Laudation, also a three-year-old filly, and a • bay from Prince Phillip and Laudatory, and the stock horse Prince Phillip, were imported from Ireland by Mr. Velie two years ago. The latter, with Assagai, is standing at the Velie farm, where Mr. Velie has eighteen mares by such sires as Star Shoot, Uncle, Celt. The Finn and others. Blue Delay, a two-year-old bay filly by Assagai — Blue Cap, and Harpoon, a bay gelding by" Assagai — Fairy Star, and also two years old, are among the Velie horses in training here. * _ Aurora Turf Notes , d 1 J 1 i I i 1 i AURORA TURF NOTES' AURORA, 111.. April 11. H. D. Cox was an arrival from Tijuana with the horses Pathan, Watch the Time, Judge Caverly and First Dance. Jockey H. West has contracted to ride the horses of R. Z. Jenkins at the coming meeting. Jockey P. Rennie was an arrival. He doe.; the riding; for (J. Drumbeller, the Washington wheat king, whose horses are trained by Ben John. .lake Pranks, who owns tiie good colt Tommy Tickle, was a visitor from Chicago. -— ■ — ♦ Foals at Haylands Farm , i f !■ 1 ; I \ FOALS AT HAYLANDS FARM LOUISVILLE. Ky., April 11.— The following foals have arrived recently at Miss Elizabeth Daingerfield's Haylands Farm: bay filly, by L ress Parade — Foreshore, by Sea Sick ; chesnnt filly, by Dress Parade — Blushes, by Hurst Park, and a bay filly by Morvich — Cushion, by Xonpareil. Foreshore and Blushes go to Last Coin, while Cushion will be returned to Morvich. Baker's Stable Largest: Kentuckian Again Carries off Honors at Lexington Course ' ■ 1 [ BAKER'S STABLE LARGEST » Kentuckian Again Carries Off Honors at Lexington Course. » . Thirty-Six Thoroughbreds Under Charge of Noted Trainer— Half of Hand Are Two-Year-OMH. ♦ LEXINGTON, Ky.. April 11.— *\Iack" Baker, the genial local horseman, again carries off honors for having the largest stable of thor oughbreds at the Kentucky Association track here. Somewhat contrary to last season, when a number of his horses were ill, all of the thirty-six in Baker's charge at this time are in training. They came through the winter in good bodily condition and, while there has been but little sickness among the horses here this year, Baker enhanced caances for his racers to retain good health through the building, last fall, of a modern stable. It is one of the finest and most complete structures of its kind to be found anywhere. Baker is training his big stable in sets of six horses each, and his labor is so extensive that he is among the first to arrive end last to leave the Association course every day. Thirty of the horses are owned by R. S. Clark, Xew York sportsman : three the property of A. B. Hancock ; two are held by R. A. Fairbairn. and the other by Baker. As in numbers; quality, breeding, looks and ability are much in evidence among the three dozen horses. Perhaps the star of the establishment is the Breeders' Futurity winner Wood Lore, but the stable is well fortified with good three-year-olds, chief of which are Dark Eagle, the son of Star Hawk which is being trained for the Kentucky Derby ; Wisdom and Son. The latter two are also capable. The other older horses are Dinner Dance, Sea Scamp, Longworth, Promotion, Constance, Concession, Union Central. High Sky, Lady Fanshawe, Kitty Cat. Nauset, Clutter, Clog Dance and Rocky Cliff. The eighteen others, half of the stable, are two-year-olds and besid* 3 Swish and Tumble, which raced at Xew Orleans during the past winter, are : Herriek, br. e, by Ambassador IV. — Lady Lovely. Vigorous, b. e, by Jim Uuffney — Vignola, and a brother to Visit. ISWS Talk, cli. c. by Cliatterton — Monachia. Current, br. f, by Cliattertou — Dark Water, and a half-sister to Chief Cncas. Flying Field, cli. f. by Campfire — Bessie Melton, and a half-sister to Pontes. Cleanser, b. f. by Sweep — Serenest. Yucatan, br. c, by Chiole — Erne. I'lumbego, blk. c, bv l'.l.iek Tonev - Tread Light-ly II. Tom Cat. b. e, by Campfire — Star Puss. Wood Fire, br. f, by Campf ire-Mary Maud. I, ion Heart, b. c, by Cay Crusader — Lentilly. Sunny Face, ch. e. by Lemouora — Sunny Florence. Iiiinker. ch. c, by Campfire — Venturesome. Countersign, b. f. by Campfire — ISandana. Amendment, cli. e. by Half Mast. Home James, b. e, by St. James — Little Flower, aud a half-brother to Boots, Little Celt and others. Most of the stable's riding will be done by Karl Pool, who is under engagement from April 15 for the remainder of the spring, summer and fall. He visited "Jack" Baker here a few days ago and, after some business at Louisville, will return here next week. Rancocas Stable Shipment RANCOCAS STABLE SHIPMENT XEW YORK, N. Y.. April 11.— Shipments to Belmont Park will commence in earnest this week, according to J. J. Brady, traffic i -anager of the Thoroughbred Horse Association. The most pretentious shipment to arrive will be that owned by Harry F. Sinclair from his Rancocas Farm at Jobstown, N. J. Five three-door cars will be needed to transport the sixty odd horse that trainer S. C. Hildreth will ship over the Pennsylvania and Long Island Railroads. The train is due to leave Jobstown Sunday, April 15, and arrive early in the afternoon. The Derby and Preakness Stakes candidates will be included in the shipment, as well as the forty two-year-olds. The Rancoca3 stables at Belmont Park have been ready for the shipment for several days. Jockeys La-verne Fator and F. Catrone will motor up from the wintering ground and report to trainer Hildreth Monday at Belmont Park. Curran Now a Jockey • • ■ CURRAN NOW A JOCKEY BOWIE. Md., April 11.— When W. Curran finished in front with Sunsard in the third race he became a full fledged jockey and lost the five pounds apprentice allowance. Curran is here with the W. J. 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